Potassium can kill you??

This video explain potassium role in the body and risk to kidney and especially dialysis patients. Normal range for potassium is 3.5-5.5mEq/L for everyone. Common symptoms are muscle weakness especially acute onset. Foods high are potatoes bananas oranges and tomatoes. Other factors affect potassium such as high blood sugar, infections poor dialysis.
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[@ericpham8205]

Only small amount is ok because phosphate neutralizes it and suffuric balancing in with caltrate all work well with stomach fluid

[@kidneycarecoaching3766]

thanks for your comment…

[@saudjughaiman9956]

Dr can I take potassium citrate 99 Mg everyday to keep my kidney stone away ?

[@3300flavio]

Doctor I am taking potassium citrate, 1000 mg twice a day, and sporadically when I have a headache I take Ibuprofen, I would like to know how long should I wait before taking Ibuprofen so that it does not interact with potassium supplementation?

[@kidneycarecoaching3766]

You want to ask your nephrologist or pharmacist.

[@ruby6823]

I had heart palpitations

[@mrauttomatichst13]

That is what a heart does...means ur still alive

[@ruby6823]

@@mrauttomatichst13 palpitations hart not normal, high blood pressure