Hypokalemia: Treatment

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

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  • @arseneremy
    @arseneremy 2 года назад +2

    The best prested video on the topic on RUclips. I've been suffering with almost every low potassium symptoms with levels in the 4.25 range. Muscle weakness, balance issues, breathing issues, tiredness, brain fog, numbness all over my body, cramps all over but really bad in my neck, scalp, and facial muscles, digestive cramps, difficulty holding urine, poor sleep, concentration problems, and mood issues. I justvordered potassium bicarbonate today after watching another video. Hoping this corrects most if not all of my symptoms.

  • @helilebon2383
    @helilebon2383 5 лет назад +5

    In 2017 I was in hospital. I hat potassium 2,8 mmol/l. As infusion I got Saline. Oral I got potassium Citrate. Next morning my potassium was at 4,0 mmol/l. But the potassium citrate increased my blood-alkalosis. The pH of blood was 7,65. That was high. Then they gave to me potassium chloride by oral way. Thank you for your Videos. I am from Germany.

  • @GamerTayhong
    @GamerTayhong 3 года назад +7

    I had 2.2 and, at the time of that test, I was already getting better after being given a general mineral supplement. Paralysis was severe that breathing is already affected. I can breathe normally but sneezing and coughing is very painful and difficult. I can't get up from bed. I can't raise my hand to put them on my stomach. I can't move my legs. I can't turn my body in bed. I learned how important back muscles are to keep my balance. Hospitalization is necessary because simply drinking water can cause coughs which I can no longer do.
    Now i appreciate how I could have easily died from respiratory failure at the time. The initial treatment of mineral supplement my doctor gave me saved me. It also feels like this video is a confirmation why my doctor waited for the blood test before giving me more potassium.

  • @cynthiatrillanes3072
    @cynthiatrillanes3072 4 года назад +16

    This Dr. save my life i had sudden weakness and hard breathing my heart beat is so fast quickly i type my symptoms in youtube this video appear when he mention potassium chloride and magnesium i quickly drive in pharmacy i thought i will not reach i felt realy weak and when i bought the supplement i took them direct i drink 1 tablet of potassium chloride and magnesium after just 5 minutes i felt normal and continue took 5 tablets in 4 doses since then i felt better and strong normal again thank you Dr. without your video specifically this video i am dead ..may God bless you with more wisdom and long strong Life in Jesus name Amen

    • @drandrasfazakas
      @drandrasfazakas  4 года назад +5

      I'm very happy to help,.but please always contact your local doctor before taking medication. Patients should not self diagnose their disease. Instead let doctors take blood sample, and there you would objectively see that you really had hypokalemia. The information that I give people is intended to educate patients do that they know what to say to doctors.
      God bless you and I wish you health and happiness

    • @minakshi7155
      @minakshi7155 3 года назад

      What medicines did u take for potassium n magnesium?

    • @rohitpawar7282
      @rohitpawar7282 3 года назад +1

      @@drandrasfazakas sir i have hypoklemic periodic paralysis is there any permanent treatment of hypo pp

  • @HoneybeeAdventures
    @HoneybeeAdventures 3 года назад +11

    I went to the hospital my level was 2.5 I was told I was anxious and sent home with a script to get potassium. At the time I didn’t know what potassium was. I ended up back in hospital because I was basically dying at home. I ended up having potassium phosphate infusion and being admitted. I have renal tubular acidios type 2. That was 6 years ago when I was backpacking canada

    • @msoto3647
      @msoto3647 2 года назад +3

      I was told i was having an anxiety attack as well! You don’t have vomiting and diarrhea when your having an anxiety attack. That is what caused my hands, arms, legs to lock up. I was depleted of all potassium

    • @HoneybeeAdventures
      @HoneybeeAdventures 2 года назад +1

      @Nat L1 Unfortunately the anxiety card is used a lot I have noticed. You are right when I came back to the UK they said I should have been admitted straight away and that is what they do per the NHS guidelines.

    • @sunnynights68
      @sunnynights68 2 года назад +2

      That is so scary! It’s frightening to know how little emergency rooms actually know. Glad you’re OK now

  • @bhuvi8731
    @bhuvi8731 5 лет назад +8

    The best lecturer 🙏

  • @Usernamethisisit
    @Usernamethisisit 5 лет назад +7

    You are excellent. Thank you so much!

  • @elvisedimo5694
    @elvisedimo5694 2 года назад +1

    Hello Dr. You are indeed worth your price in gold.

  • @2542genius
    @2542genius 4 года назад +4

    why my doctors not smart like this guy?

  • @pureone26
    @pureone26 5 лет назад +8

    I was in hospital with seizures, heart rate 170 thought I would die soon. The hospital rapid response team kept getting called. Finally my potassium found to be 2.4. Given 5 bags/ 7 hours straight infusions, the nurse did at full speed - extremely painful (I was not warned it could be painful and had to scream for the nurse). She only dialled back to 90. I had 12 hours bad full body tremors overnight during this. Then another nurse came and used blood pressure cuff on that arm while the infusion was going on! pushing the infusion/ pain back on itself, more screaming... Am now on beta blockers due to high heart rate still. I eat very healthy etc. I noticed others on the ward being given potassium later, so there must be increasing awareness.

    • @AlexKanal11
      @AlexKanal11 4 года назад

      plant based diet is best for potassium

  • @jrm93635
    @jrm93635 5 лет назад +2

    Awesome and informing video! I have Graves disease which caused TPP (.02mU/L K+) during my thyroid storms. My nurse almost prescribed me daily potassium before I explained the translocation.

  • @ainsley5093
    @ainsley5093 5 лет назад +8

    Thank you for this video! Just been hospitalized for having a potassium level of 2.4. Keep up the great videos

    • @lenybautista3711
      @lenybautista3711 4 года назад +1

      me too im 2.7 i was almost faint

    • @miraayupuspita
      @miraayupuspita 4 года назад +1

      exactly the same with me. my potassium level was 2.4 in September 24 a week ago and that brought me to the hospital cause I couldn't walk and move and my body felt so painful for a couple days

    • @AdnanKhan-ih1cb
      @AdnanKhan-ih1cb 3 года назад

      @@miraayupuspita now how r u after almost 2 years, i m also facing this prblm now and hospitalized for low potassium of 2.3. Is it gone by itself?

    • @miraayupuspita
      @miraayupuspita 3 года назад

      @@AdnanKhan-ih1cb hope u get well soon! Well, it happened on September 2020 so it hasn't been a year btw. At that time I was given both intravenous (IV) and meds orally of potassium chloride for 3 days. In the first day I was given a much higher amount of IV of potassium chloride to quickly raise the potassium level

  • @brandonfaraj3075
    @brandonfaraj3075 5 лет назад +3

    May you be blessed...nice lecture..I love it

  • @Mshannon1825
    @Mshannon1825 2 года назад +1

    Guess I should see my Cardiologist, as my Labs came back with 2.8 Potassium! My Primary never called me! I just looked up the results of my labs, because I’m having Afib & Tachycardia, & severe thigh cramps. I had a heart attack ( MI with placement of Stent), a year ago. I cannot believe nobody called me. I’m so disappointed in out medical system, it just keeps getting worse! I’m calling my cardiologist tomorrow. FYI: I have Kaiser insurance, & they are really bad!!! Unless you just have a cold. Retired NICU RN

  • @zouw4819
    @zouw4819 2 года назад +4

    I had 0,60 potassium in my body I was paralyzed 100% and my heart was about to stop working
    doctors didn't know what was wrong with me till the last seconds a brilliant doctor found the right diagnostic to my situation
    I was taken to a different hospital in an ambulance
    none conscious then 8 days later I woke up at the couma bed and luckily I could move my feet and hands potassium got nearly stable like 2,80
    Doctors forced me to be dehydrated because I was consuming a lot of water
    this happened 4 years ago
    And I still have muscle cramps often in my hands and legs and when I grab a couple bananas I get better

    • @QuellsTV
      @QuellsTV Год назад +1

      Its insane to me how doctors overlook this. Seems like basic med school stuff. I had a 2.7 serum level and my went into SVT. Thought i was having a heart attack. They gave me pills and discharged me, i was better .. Only to have the same episode a few times for the next 3 weeks. Every test showed me healthy as can be. I kept mentioning dehydration, i went to 4 different ERs at least 10 times, One even told me it was just anxiety and to see my doctor..... After watching a bunch of RUclips videos, i cut my straight water intake and drank only cocunut water and sports drinks (BodyArmor 700mg of K) and i was better in 2 days, continued drinking on a regular schedule) All those ER docs, i kept telling them i was dehydrated and EVERY SINGLE ONE kept checking the serum levels and sending me away... Intracellular SMH

  • @saarvindkummarvpathmanatha2461
    @saarvindkummarvpathmanatha2461 2 года назад +1

    Thank you so much doctor , much appreciated and keep up your great work , wonderful doctor

  •  4 года назад +3

    Severe in my case was 1 MMOL/L. Anorexia. Treatment= emergency room, IV + oral solution for 5 days / 8 × / day followed by 2 months hospitalization.

  • @lauraelenagonzalezlg
    @lauraelenagonzalezlg Год назад

    Thank you for this video! I was recently seen because I had my levels at 2.0 I was given 2 huge potassium pills, plus one infusion thru my IV and a few hours later I was given more infusions plus 2 bicarbonate pills.

  • @gracefulsight
    @gracefulsight 5 лет назад +2

    Thank you so much dr. for the very clear lecture.

  • @princessvelasco9394
    @princessvelasco9394 3 года назад +2

    Thank you doctor, you lectured this very easy to understand and practically helpful in clinical practice. More videos like this tutorials. New subscriber here

  • @smittyauthoritis8267
    @smittyauthoritis8267 4 года назад +4

    This doctor just cured a lifetime ailment I have had. I was to a point where I could barely walk. Get your potassium by using No Salt on your food. Use it on everything!

    • @spongehead1354
      @spongehead1354 4 года назад

      Could you explain a little better? I've been having a real bad time with my blood pressure. So no salt?

    • @marloncienfuegos1556
      @marloncienfuegos1556 4 года назад +1

      @@spongehead1354 "No Salt" is a sodium free alternative, high in Potassium

  • @vishwajeet626
    @vishwajeet626 5 лет назад +4

    Very good explanation👍

  • @remierosebriones4892
    @remierosebriones4892 4 года назад +3

    Dr. Fazakas , I am currently 36 weeks and 5 days pregnant. I had experienced severe leg cramps and I can't walk properly that's why my ob gyne suggested me to take a potassium serum test and my result was 3 only. I am worried about my labour day 😭

  • @cherrymac268
    @cherrymac268 3 года назад +1

    Again very well explained👍👍

  • @heidimarchant5438
    @heidimarchant5438 5 лет назад +2

    You're right infused potassium is painful. My 3rd day in the hospital my vein started burning intensely, all the way up to my collerbone, they ended up just giving me the horse pills.

  • @mohdrazaonmohdraza458
    @mohdrazaonmohdraza458 3 года назад

    Very nice information thanks Dr andras

  • @AshMh-jo7hz
    @AshMh-jo7hz 3 месяца назад

    Perfect 👍

  • @poojanaresh4578
    @poojanaresh4578 4 года назад +1

    You are excellent sir

  • @au1947
    @au1947 2 года назад

    Thank you doctor,

  • @saadalqahtani3053
    @saadalqahtani3053 3 года назад +1

    You are a life saving doctor thank you and god bless you

  • @orallaamf3498
    @orallaamf3498 2 года назад

    Thank you doctor

  • @eunicecarlabarena5688
    @eunicecarlabarena5688 5 лет назад +2

    the last time I got admitted in the hospital, my k-level was only 2.1. It was really painful and I remembered crying for almost 3 hours.

    • @jon9570
      @jon9570 5 лет назад

      mine 1.74 and i was admited in hospital and they give me dextross 2 of it and after 4 days my potassium become normal and after 2 days my leg is start cramp again i dont know what should i do

    • @goldwynurbiztondoespina1854
      @goldwynurbiztondoespina1854 5 лет назад

      My doctor prescribed me to take Kalium which is my med. Go to your doctor so they will tell how many days you have to take meds. They know the computation.

    • @lenybautista3711
      @lenybautista3711 4 года назад

      i take kalium now

  • @ysabelbaroja7035
    @ysabelbaroja7035 4 года назад +1

    Thank you doc. For sharing about this. I feel weak my legs always fell numbness, and cramp.

  • @TheRoseJang
    @TheRoseJang 5 лет назад +1

    Perfect short and clear lecture!! Thank you so much dr!!

  • @doritoflames6991
    @doritoflames6991 4 года назад +5

    I had reallly low potassium levels and ended in the hospital I thought I just had a fever and my whole body was in pain

  • @RenasAb
    @RenasAb 2 года назад

    Thanks for this nice explanation 🌷

  • @copykon
    @copykon 4 года назад +1

    Last week my Potassium was 2.8 and was instructed to go to an E.R. They just sent me home with pills (Potassium 20MEQ) and (Magnesium 400 MG). Today I just went for labs to check those two things. I am taking Metolazone 2.5mg daily. I suffered a heart attack two years ago at 48. I do not think my "Nurse Practitioner" fully comprehends what is going on here and I am a bit worried.

  • @mednegn6103
    @mednegn6103 5 лет назад +1

    Great video sir.I hope you will make more videos!

  • @RejathBenny
    @RejathBenny 3 года назад

    EXCELLENT WORK !

  • @Wolfhammered
    @Wolfhammered Год назад

    They just gave me fizzing tablets and sent me home.

  • @nttdahir
    @nttdahir 4 года назад

    thanks doc, this was helpful for me, i was struggling managing this

  • @emmaramirez7825
    @emmaramirez7825 3 года назад

    Thanks you doctor

  • @picfunmedicosis1187
    @picfunmedicosis1187 3 года назад

    Very helpful video

  • @hazelo.9049
    @hazelo.9049 Год назад

    Good day, I have mild Hypokalemia at 3.19 and was given Potassium Chloride to take 3x a day. I also have diarrhea and base on xray I alsp have small bowel illeous and after 2 weeks of medication I'm still not back to normal. I'm thinking of consulting to another doctor about this..

  • @kumarkaran1784
    @kumarkaran1784 3 года назад

    Just awsm

  • @sunpod6715
    @sunpod6715 7 месяцев назад

    Hospital screwed me up gave my potassium with no magnesium when I was critcal low in both

  • @DailyDoseOfMotivations
    @DailyDoseOfMotivations 5 лет назад +2

    I am suffering from this 😥 actually everything was normal but everytime this periodic paralysis attacks i cannot move my hand or walk normally my muscles are in severe pain everytime i tried so, i even struggle to step on a staircase and it will last in a day or two before it backs to normal. Normally it was triggered if i eat too much salty, sweet, or heavy carbohydrates,, everytime it attacks i eat too much bananas. I can feel that i am healing from this paralysis if i can feel my veins from my legs or arms pumping. by the way i suffer from a kidney problem when i was a kid i am urinating blood.

  • @geminilyons9859
    @geminilyons9859 4 года назад +1

    I had accidentally taken 2 tablets of 25MG SPIRONOLACTONE thinking it was aspirin. No signs till 2nd day. Tense neck and headache. It's now the 3rd day same symptoms. Wondering if I should go to hospital. I figured it would go away . Advice ?

  • @lealagumbay2195
    @lealagumbay2195 4 года назад

    Thank you! Great explanation!

  • @sabbo7069
    @sabbo7069 4 года назад +1

    Why there is hypomagnesemia in hypokalemia??

  • @THEPECKONATOR
    @THEPECKONATOR 5 лет назад +3

    I suffer from Myotonia Congenita and also Hypokalemic Period Paralysis, what would you recommend I take to self treat myself in a severe case where I'm bed bound? What dosage of oral potassium should I take?

    • @tubeysr
      @tubeysr 4 года назад +1

      You can take oral potassium chloride or potassium citrate. Dose depends on levels and requirement of potassium. Both low and high levels of potassium can be dangerous, so be mindful about that.
      Also, get your magnesium checked also, it is often an additional cause of hypokalemia, needs to be supplemented.
      Take care, stay positive, stay healthy, stay happy.

  • @bubblezovlove7213
    @bubblezovlove7213 2 года назад

    How do I test my potassium levels? I've had extreme tiredness since I was a kid and it got so much worse after major spinal surgery. Now I can lose all bodily strength suddenly. The only thing I've found that helps so far is Ldopa from velvet beans or Ltyrozine.....

  • @raulb4169
    @raulb4169 Год назад

    What happens if someone with sever hypokalemia and had already 20mmol of potassium andminister the k+ went from 2.9 to 2.8, patient not diabetic , and the gsc from 15 goes to a GSC of 5 in a couple of hourse .The observations are stable except the systolic being around a 90-100. I am just curiouse because I had this case recenlty . Magnesium level ok .

  • @fj2774
    @fj2774 2 года назад

    Hi Dr I have 3.3 potassium level magnesium is ok I feel fatigue weak bones feel weak hands and feet numb My Dr said to eat healthy what you recommend

  • @OliVer-ke5eu
    @OliVer-ke5eu 3 года назад

    I got admitted to the hospital because of this but they didn't tell what caused it

  • @alifarhat7774
    @alifarhat7774 3 года назад

    Good evening
    In case of metabolic acidosis with hypokalemia du to a diarrhoea... how do you treat ? What you treat first acidosis or hypokalemia ? (Potassium bicar is not available)
    Thank you very much.

  • @dhruvrakkesh
    @dhruvrakkesh 3 года назад

    A week ago i had 1.6 potassium lv and I can't even stand up. It feels like i can't use my legs.

  • @stellaisu-egwu7949
    @stellaisu-egwu7949 3 года назад

    Well explained

  • @muhammadkamranhakeemnoon2011
    @muhammadkamranhakeemnoon2011 4 года назад

    Grateful to you.
    Can you please tell why potassium level go down and who are the people that experience low levels of potassium.
    My potassium level decreased to 2.2 1 was admitted in hospital and recovered. I have only experienced difficulty in walking, stepping up,standing up and problem in holding or lifting heavy things.
    Moreover my cpk was 580.
    What is this disease and how to cure it?

  • @JULIETMBUNWONGWAFU
    @JULIETMBUNWONGWAFU Год назад

    Hi need to talk with the doctor

  • @jayp8689
    @jayp8689 5 лет назад

    interesting thank you . i had graves disease with crazy high numbers and than i had to have two Rai
    Now my potassium started going low.

  • @peoplestv390
    @peoplestv390 4 года назад +1

    I have a history of hypokalemia and when I was consult and being tested to the hospital my potassium level is only 1.2 and I really dont know why it happen to me every time

    • @OliVer-ke5eu
      @OliVer-ke5eu 3 года назад

      Same bro I read an article it says too much potassium is going out with the urine so I tried drinking more water and it works

  • @jaypeethegreat859
    @jaypeethegreat859 3 года назад +1

    Im from phillipines the doctor say my hypokalemia is lifetime they give me my maintenance for life time pottasium citrate 3x a day, my question is can i do exercise even i got hypokalemia? Because if i got sweat more i paralise.. sorry if my english is not good.

    • @dmbroz3340
      @dmbroz3340 3 года назад

      Bawal stress kuya kapag my hypokalemia

  • @philistinezigurath1368
    @philistinezigurath1368 2 года назад

    no arrithmias in hypo?

  • @muhammadsalmankhan7716
    @muhammadsalmankhan7716 6 лет назад +5

    RESPECTED SIR KINDLY DO LECTURE ONTHE COAGULATION AND HEMOSTASIS MEDICINE

    • @drandrasfazakas
      @drandrasfazakas  6 лет назад

      I will do that with time! :D I will remember your wish

  • @maanaquino2592
    @maanaquino2592 3 года назад

    If I watch this video before I save my father’s life🥺He died because of low potassium 😢😢😢😭😭

  • @jedidiah7639
    @jedidiah7639 Год назад

    Is it possible to get 1.8? That's what the doctor told me. Second blood test was 2.9

  • @spongehead1354
    @spongehead1354 4 года назад

    What would cause just one finger my index finger to swell up to rock hard? I do have high blood pressure.

  • @jonahatienza4515
    @jonahatienza4515 4 года назад +1

    Got mine during my pregnancy and I'm dealing with hypokalemia after my delivery up until now. It affects my job. Hope I can get free advice from you on how can I overcome this illness. My doctor says that it's because of hypothyroidism resulting hypokalemia. Is it possible? Please enlighten me up. Thank you

    • @juliemaebanua5908
      @juliemaebanua5908 3 года назад

      Same with..thats why i always stay at home..i easily get tired..my feet will feel heavy..tired..

  • @aurorasalinas1000
    @aurorasalinas1000 3 года назад

    When will the doctor send you to the hospital with low potassium??

  • @janaenae1338
    @janaenae1338 11 месяцев назад

    Potassium chloride To alcohol sis patience

  • @crystalg3910
    @crystalg3910 4 года назад

    My potassium is 3.5 and i have arm and leg weakness. Should I be taking your potassium everyday?

  • @mezealaleahquijano4192
    @mezealaleahquijano4192 4 года назад

    hello doc. I have severe hypokalimia but my doc. gave me a potassium through dextrose... until now my potassium level is 2.26.What will I do ?

  • @cac7549
    @cac7549 3 года назад

    great and clear explanations.

  • @CreatingwithWinglessAngel
    @CreatingwithWinglessAngel 3 года назад

    When does the diareoah stop?

  • @Usernamethisisit
    @Usernamethisisit 5 лет назад +4

    Dr. Fazakas, I am still waiting to see my nephrologist, but have been prescribed 20 mEQ K three times per day in the drink form after mild hypokalemia (3.2) (I know you say not to do that, but I can only do what they gave me, especially since I am outpatient). Recently, I have been having a lot of muscle pain, all over, I am very tender. Would the K taken orally be painful as well as through IV, if you take 20 mEq in one hour?

    • @drandrasfazakas
      @drandrasfazakas  5 лет назад

      oral tablets of Potassium is not painful. Mild hypokalemia of 3,2 is not dangerous and oral tablets will do the job very well.

    • @farzanamitu2337
      @farzanamitu2337 4 года назад

      Doctor i have hypokalemia. I take spirocard tablet but it's harmful for baby. Which tablet i will take? Please help me . May God bless you.

    • @Крендель-ь1ш
      @Крендель-ь1ш 3 года назад

      potassium in what form?

  • @chelaalfeche4811
    @chelaalfeche4811 4 года назад

    Hello doc, im a hypocalimia 1.5 sir. How do i know the couse?

  • @janaenae1338
    @janaenae1338 11 месяцев назад

    Potassium bicarbonate for acidosis

  • @pradipm9292
    @pradipm9292 5 лет назад +1

    Hello sir , please give a deatail lecture on treatment about HYPO-KPP i have this deasese please help me

    • @pradipm9292
      @pradipm9292 5 лет назад +1

      Please create new video on HYPO-KPP

    • @rohitpawar7282
      @rohitpawar7282 3 года назад

      @@pradipm9292 I also have hypoklemic periodic paralysis

    • @rohitpawar7282
      @rohitpawar7282 3 года назад

      @@pradipm9292 has you found any permanent treatment of hypo pp

  • @arjunbm4739
    @arjunbm4739 4 года назад +1

    Hello Doctor, I suffer from Hypokelmia for many years..as I see most of them gets this either monthly type but in my case I am getting this weekness in arms and legs daily after the food intake. Having oral solution of Potassium chloride 3-4 times a day of 30ml each time.
    Can u please suggest is it a normal type or any serious actions to be taken.

  • @jaydejewel6270
    @jaydejewel6270 5 лет назад

    What if there is diarrea and vomiting. I’m confused, chloride or Bicarbonate.🤔

  • @jhoibeley1777
    @jhoibeley1777 4 года назад

    hi doc i also have a hypokalemia too i suffer for body pain up to my neck and sometimes i can't controlled it leg cramps and my body is like burning. this start when i gave birth to my youngest daughter when i was 23 and I'm 26 years old now. and i think i got this when I'm pregnant. correct me if im wrong doc thank you.

  • @jeffersonbautista1227
    @jeffersonbautista1227 5 лет назад +1

    doc i have hypokalimia my doctor gave me kalium durule last m0nth i have 4.23 but n0w im 3.73 what wr0ng my kriatinine at tyroid are n0rmal im so scared doc

    • @tubeysr
      @tubeysr 4 года назад

      Normal potassium ranges from 3.5 to 5.2, so don't worry much

    • @jeffersonbautista1227
      @jeffersonbautista1227 4 года назад

      @@tubeysr thank you but how to maintain hi potassium my doctor gave me a oral drink evereday hydrite

    • @tubeysr
      @tubeysr 4 года назад +1

      @@jeffersonbautista1227 Eat BANANAS, oranges, cantaloupe, honeydew, apricots, grapefruit (some dried fruits, such as prunes, raisins, and dates, are also high in potassium)
      Cooked spinach.
      Cooked broccoli.
      Potatoes.
      Sweet potatoes.
      Mushrooms.
      Peas.
      Cucumbers

  • @anikasultanaani3482
    @anikasultanaani3482 Год назад

    Okkk

  • @susenchandradas603
    @susenchandradas603 3 года назад

    Sir my sister is only 17 years old... She have potassium level 2.68 and doctor said us that she is very critical and sent us home and stop having treatment there from government hospital and our financial conditions is also not so good.. So now what to do and what medicine she should take.. Can you suggest us medicine .. How to cure her.. She is in very critical condition

    • @RohitKumar-bu3vs
      @RohitKumar-bu3vs Год назад

      She can take Potklor oral solution syrup its very helpful bro

  • @kenfoxglenn5641
    @kenfoxglenn5641 4 года назад +1

    Sir I suffer hypokalemia for almost 7 years and I can no longer walk ,is there a chance that i can recover?

    • @timiawalker1042
      @timiawalker1042 4 года назад +2

      So sorry... I've had this problem for 5 or 6 yrs myself... and had thee worsted symptoms the other day... my hands arms and mouth went paralyzed...thought I was having a stroke.. was terrified...I literally couldn't speak or move...I never knew potassium cld effect one so bad... can someone tell me how to reverse this... my doctor needs to do more cause it's very scary and I have really bad panic attacks on top of that... my neck's always feels weird to... I need more answers and solutions someone please 😪

  • @maemelylauron3289
    @maemelylauron3289 4 года назад

    I have low potassium level, its 3.27....is it mild or severe? My doctor adviced me to take klyte or kalium 1 tab 3x a day....will my potassium level rise to normal level without being hospitalize?

  • @gehangarcia1602
    @gehangarcia1602 4 года назад

    Hi doc i feel my leg muscle become weak when i go upstair😔

  • @Naarrraassimha
    @Naarrraassimha 6 лет назад +1

    Hi Doctor why potassium is decrease regularly (15 days or 1 month) in human body

  • @cowboybeebop3451
    @cowboybeebop3451 5 лет назад +1

    My level was 1.9
    I went in to the er because i collapsed and my muscles tighted up.
    It kind of hurt but it was different.
    I had no idea how close i came to death.
    I had to have an iv over like 12 hours and it did burn very much.
    I have cvs and have pain that prevents me from eating and holding food down thats why it was so low.

    • @aRchLee7
      @aRchLee7 4 года назад +1

      when it reached 1.9, did it come with paralysis?

    • @cowboybeebop3451
      @cowboybeebop3451 4 года назад

      @@aRchLee7
      Yes and no
      It did for a bit for sure
      Most of it was full body cramping and numbness at the same time to where I couldn't move even when I tried.
      Every single time the blood pressure thing checked it made it do it also

    • @aRchLee7
      @aRchLee7 4 года назад

      @@cowboybeebop3451 after iv and medication, at some point your K level reach the recommendation level so your body is automatically moveable? or you need to see physiotherapy?

    • @cowboybeebop3451
      @cowboybeebop3451 4 года назад

      @@aRchLee7
      My body allowed movement fully again about 3/4th way through the iv

  • @ShivShivu-o8i
    @ShivShivu-o8i 3 месяца назад

    Hippokalemia😢

  • @kenfoxglenn5641
    @kenfoxglenn5641 4 года назад

    Uhhm Sir i had bartter syndrome

  • @nessi16nl
    @nessi16nl 11 месяцев назад

    I had 2.7 and they gave me somthing to drink thats it

  • @jon9570
    @jon9570 5 лет назад

    my potassium drop to 1.74 and i was admited in hospital and they give me dextross 2 of it and after 4 days my potassium become normal and after 2 days my leg is start cramp again i dont know what should i do plss help me

    • @aRchLee7
      @aRchLee7 4 года назад

      when you reach 1.74, did it come with paralysis?

    • @Brenna1016
      @Brenna1016 4 года назад

      Me I also have hypokalemia for 5 years, if my body experience body pain I just drink orange BUKO JUICE. 1 liter or more, and the next day my body movement is slowly back to normal. Hopefully help you too.. GOdbless!

  • @josephjetbuhat604
    @josephjetbuhat604 5 лет назад

    sir thank you for this video,I suffer my hypokalemia for almost 13 years in my life,is there any cure of this?

    • @tubeysr
      @tubeysr 4 года назад

      You need to get properly evaluated and know the cause for proper treatment. There could be many causes.

    • @lenybautista3711
      @lenybautista3711 4 года назад

      13years so why

    • @LabelleMSNRN
      @LabelleMSNRN 3 года назад

      @@lenybautista3711 me too, about 11 years suffering from hypokalemia. I am finally given a nephrology referral. I was hospitalized this past weekend with a potassium level of 2.4 and discharged with 3.1.

  • @rhondadeitenbeck30
    @rhondadeitenbeck30 3 года назад

    Bartters syndrome

  • @Apratim98
    @Apratim98 3 года назад

    40 mmol will increase serum k by 1 mmol/L ?? Isnt it like 200 mmol will increase by 1 mmol/l??

    • @drandrasfazakas
      @drandrasfazakas  3 года назад +1

      No, the serum potassium concentration can transiently rise by as much as 1 to 1.5 mEq/L after an oral dose of 40 to 60 mEq, and by as much as 2.5 to 3.5 mEq/L after 135 to 160 mEq. The serum potassium concentration will then fall back toward baseline over a few hours, as most of the exogenous potassium is taken up by the cells.

    • @Apratim98
      @Apratim98 3 года назад

      @@drandrasfazakas Ok thank you doc!

  • @babylonviews7987
    @babylonviews7987 5 лет назад

    Hippokalemia???

    • @drandrasfazakas
      @drandrasfazakas  5 лет назад +3

      Not hipo, but hypo. It comes from greek. I know that you say pronounce it high-po in the states. But I like to use latin and greek words with their pronounciations :D

    • @hiralshah3554
      @hiralshah3554 5 лет назад

      get over it mate

  • @khaled1707
    @khaled1707 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you doctor