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I've had problems in the past with low potassium. is there any way for me to tell when it's low?
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Low K: why do you have low potassium? Most patients don't have symptoms and often by the time symptoms develop it can be dangerous. Suggest get labs checked and ask your MD to determine cause of low K and treatment as needed.
Answered 7/26/2015
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