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I was admitted to the hospital a few months ago with really low potassium levels. can this occur again?
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Low K: In general anything can happen more than once...even lightning striking twice in the same place. You need to know why you had low potassium to evaluate the likelihood of a repeat episode.
Answered 11/13/2014
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