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What Foods Should She Should Avoid My Mother’s Potassium Level Is 5.8,and Sodium 129.?
Question: My Mother’s potassium level is 5.8,and sodium 129.3.She is highly diabetic also,what foods should she avoid
Does Rohu fish contain potassium ,milk etc
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Presently she has covid ,her oxy saturation is low around 90-91 without oxygen concentrator
Does Rohu fish contain potassium ,milk etc
Wanted an online consultation
Presently she has covid ,her oxy saturation is low around 90-91 without oxygen concentrator
Brief Answer:
She can eat any food for now
Detailed Answer:
dear sir/ma'am,
I can understand your concerns about your mother but first let me begin that the lab results you sent shows normal values except for the D- dimer which is high and thats because of the covid infection, and the potassium level is slightly elevated.
That elevation does not indicate anything for real, but we should repeat the potassium level after few days to see if this elevation persists or not.
the low level of sodium indicate that there is much water contained in the body, also it does not indicate anything.
As for the feeding, your mother can eat what ever she likes. there is no contraindication for any kind of food.
I hope my answer is helpful for you
She can eat any food for now
Detailed Answer:
dear sir/ma'am,
I can understand your concerns about your mother but first let me begin that the lab results you sent shows normal values except for the D- dimer which is high and thats because of the covid infection, and the potassium level is slightly elevated.
That elevation does not indicate anything for real, but we should repeat the potassium level after few days to see if this elevation persists or not.
the low level of sodium indicate that there is much water contained in the body, also it does not indicate anything.
As for the feeding, your mother can eat what ever she likes. there is no contraindication for any kind of food.
I hope my answer is helpful for you
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