More workup needed : Gitelman is much more than just potassium levels, and they don't "fluctuate." You also don't really find any symptoms you can feel. It's quite rare, and the likelihood of you having it is extremely low. The presence of magnesium wasting is also part of the diagnosis. Your symptoms are likely something else like anxiety or a psychosomatic disorder and can be evaluated by a primary care doctor.
Answered 9/16/2015
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Doubtful: How and why this syndrome came to your Mind? If a doctor has said so then see a nephrologist to confirm this.
Answered 10/19/2014
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