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A member asked:
Can chronic hypokalemia lead to chronic renal parenchymal disease? why? what's the cure here? thank you.
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This is serious: "chronic hypokalemia" isn't something we can address with confidence on healthtap though we'd like to; genetic or acquired kidney disease can make you waste potassium. You need to be under the care of a physician who's good coming up with a diagnosis, including some entities others would miss (are you extremely fond of licorice?) best wishes.
Answered 6/17/2013
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