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Can high potassium cause sudden increase in urine output?
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High potassium: The level of one's potassium (k) has no influence on the amount of urine being made. Increased serum k does not increase urine production, off diuretics (d). If one is taking (d), k could be low due to urinary losses of k and/or magnesium.
Answered 2/9/2016
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