High potassium level: In the presence of normal kidney function and if you aren't taking other potassium retaining medications, Your serum potassium may only rise 1 or 2 milliequivalents at most which shouldn't be dangerous. This is an extracellular measurement and the intracellular level wouldn't be measured. Consult your physician,who knows your condition best, if you have further concerns.
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