Brief Answer:
Food rich in potasisum,

Detailed Answer:
Thank you for asking

Now that you are already on potassium sparing diuretics i am sure there might be a way around to boost potassium levels apart from these potassium supplements.

here is a list of food rich inpotassium which you may try , they will compensate the potassium depletion. Remember you need 4700 mg potassium daily to maintian balanced levels.

Winter squash, cubed, 1 cup, cooked: 896 mg
Sweet potato, medium, baked with skin: 694 mg
Potato, medium, baked with skin: 610 mg
White beans, canned, drained, half cup: 595 mg
Yogurt, fat-free, 1 cup: 579 mg
Halibut, 3 ounces, cooked: 490 mg
100% orange juice, 8 ounces: 496 mg
Broccoli, 1 cup, cooked: 457 mg
Cantaloupe, cubed, 1 cup: 431 mg
Banana, 1 medium: 422 mg
Pork tenderloin, 3 ounces, cooked: 382 mg
Lentils, half cup, cooked: 366 mg
Milk, 1% low fat, 8 ounces: 366 mg
Salmon, farmed Atlantic, 3 ounces, cooked: 326 mg
Pistachios, shelled, 1 ounce, dry roasted: 295 mg
Raisins, quarter cup: 250 mg
Chicken breast, 3 ounces, cooked: 218 mg
Tuna, light, canned, drained, 3 ounces: 201 mg


Seek a dietitian and let them help you in this regard any further.

Take good care of yourself and dont forget to close the discussion please. my the odds be ever in your favour.

Regards
Khan

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Brief Answer:
mentioned foods rich in K. not to take them all

Detailed Answer:
I did not mean to take all of them I provided an alternative to the potassium supplements which you don't need any more since you started potassium sparing diuretics.

Also 4700 mg is average body need per day. I want you to know that potassium check is necessary have regular follow ups of this.

Please get your cardiologist and nutritionist for discussing these options.

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