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All lifestyle diseases. Prefer minimally invasive treatment. Preferably no hospitalisation. Want to urgently control excessive potassium level.
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Good afternoon,
Hope you will be good and stable. Yes your health concern is very much important to take extra care for the same. Your kidneys are overloaded so first we have to focus to minimise the liad of kidneys. High potassium level have different reasons to increase in blood and urine. So we have to know the root cause of that also.
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limited water intake, low potassium and modified sodium diet will help you to get rid of your health issues.
don't take stress be active in lifestyle, do some yoga which help you to improve health wise.
thanks for your query. wish you healthy life ahead. ☺🙏 stay blessed with good health.
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Healthy afternoon,
Some natural way to help lower potassium levels include:
1. Eating low- potassium foods
2. Leaching veggies before eating
3. Avoid salt substitute
4. Avoid herbal remedies or supplements
Other lower potassium carbohydrates options include rice, pasta, noodles bread . Protein foods nuts and seeds
Health Tips
A low potassium diet may reduce the burden on the kidney and keep potassium level in check.
Low potassium foods can help a person lower their potassium levels.
Ex: fruits, vegetables and Lean protein sources
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