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Hypokalemia
I've had hypokalemia last sept, I've had it again last june which was way worst than when I first experienced it, to the point I couldn't walk and moving hurts. Doctors said there might be underlying condition so I had my Thyroid checked, result was normal.Kidney, there was small stone in my left kidney . Could it be why I had hypokalemia?
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Hello, I can understand your concern. Recurrent hypokalemia accompanied by small stone in kidney signal relatively insufficient capacity of kidneys to preserve potassium. Ayurveda is great to treat this condition. For complete treatment, we need your details viz. your height, weight and history of medications. Till then, you can start with saponins and let me know your feedback.
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