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My potassium levels are consistently low so doc wants to order blood tests to check aldosterone & renin blood levels. i'm on propranolol. is that ok?
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Follow with Doc: It appears your Dr. is at least aware of your Hypokalemia (Low K), so continue to follow-up with the tests she/he is getting and assure that eventually the reason for your Low K is diagnosed and properly treated. Best wishes.
Answered 5/12/2016
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