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Old 08-07-2012, 04:14 PM #4
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Nanc,

Thanks for your reply, do you take the very large prescription ones because the ones I have are so big I nearly choke on them (I take Klor-Con 20mg twice a day). Have you found any ways around this?


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Hey there!! I have very low potassium myself. I take four prescribed potassium supplements every day and it is still low. Yes, I take half of a fluid pill daily, but four potassium pills per day should help!! I also have VERY low D and B levels.

I have wondered if it was from RSD (have had it 20 or 21 years), or some malabsorption problem.

Would be curious to see if others with RSD have this issue.

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