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Old 02-28-2011, 09:26 AM #5
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Did you see your results? How low was your potassium? Were you already supplementing with food or pills due to the diuretic?
I think they said 3.4, which is not so bad, since the normal values I saw are 3.5-5. I have been eating a potassium rich diet, but not taking supplements. I will follow up with my primary care doctor soon, and ask him about the magnesium.

Thanks, Annie.

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