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08-06-2012, 09:01 AM
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I have had RSD for 4 years now and recently discovered that I have really low potassium after a recent blood test. It was low enough to send me to a nephrologist and have to take huge prescription potassium supplements along with spironolactone to retain potassium --never knew low potassium could be so dangerous. I was wondering if this is related to my RSD? Anyone else have similar issues?
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is low potassium common in RSD?
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