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2 weeks ago my potassium level was 6.0, creatinine 1.1, and gfr 55. should i be concerned about this test result?
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Repeat the bld test: You didn't mention your BUN or sodium. Sometimes high postassium can be a false result from breakdown of blood cells (hemolysis). Are you on supplemental postassium? Adrenal problems can also cause high K+, Either way, high potassium can cause heart rhythm problems and you need to be retested.
Answered 5/21/2014
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