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How To Lower Potassium Level In The Body?

how to lower high pottasium level? i had blood test to check if my kidneys functions are okay as i have started cholestral tablets and i had call from my gp after the test that my pottasium level was showing high i had to do another test which showed okay i got to do another blood test next monday just to make sure my pottasium level is okay. how to lower pottasium level in your body? my email address is YYYY@YYYY
Mon, 29 Oct 2012
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Welcome to HCM.
Serum potassium levels can be controlled by
Diet-
1. Reduction of banana.
2. Reduction of coconut water, fruit juices ( which contain high potassium content)

Medicines
1. Oral medicines to bind potassium in the stomach.
2. Intravenous medicines to lower blood levels.
3. Dialysis as a last resort.

Pls keep in touch with your GP and wishing you good health.

Regards
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How To Lower Potassium Level In The Body?

Hi Welcome to HCM. Serum potassium levels can be controlled by Diet- 1. Reduction of banana. 2. Reduction of coconut water, fruit juices ( which contain high potassium content) Medicines 1. Oral medicines to bind potassium in the stomach. 2. Intravenous medicines to lower blood levels. 3. Dialysis as a last resort. Pls keep in touch with your GP and wishing you good health. Regards