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A member asked:
Can potassium level of 3.0 cause severe dizziness, 155+ resting heart rate and trouble concentrating while having these symptoms? thanks!
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Seek medical care: A resting heart rate of 155+ is very concerning. The potassium needs to be corrected. Seek medical attention immediately. The dizziness and difficulty concentrating are symptoms of cardiac problems. Please go to the ER. Do not attempt to drive yourself there! You need an EKG and medical work-up.
Answered 5/3/2015
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