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What Is The Treatment For The Stage III Kidney Disease With High Potassium Levels?

HI , I HAD 3 STINTS PUT IN MY HEART IN DEC 13 AND THE DYE SENT ME FROM STAGE 3 KIDNEY DISEASE TO STAGE 4 AND I HAVEN T BEEN FEELING WELL. I m ALSO DIABETIC AND HAVE HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE MY LATEST LABS HAVE ME BACK IN STAGE 3 BUT MY POTASIUM IS HIGH. mY KIDNEY DR ISN T GIVING ME ANY GUIDANCE ON HOW TO GET HEALTHIER ONLY GAUGING WHAT LEVEL I AM AT. CAN YOU HELP ME WITH WHAT I CAN DO TO HELP MYSELF?
Mon, 10 Mar 2014
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Dear sir/madam, firstly u have not mentioned potassium valves. Treatment strategies depends on pottasium valve, drugs u take and diet. Cos certain drugs can increase pottasium, certain food items also can increase pottasium apart from renal failure. So kindly consult the physician/some other nephrologist with all relevant documents. Hope I find this informative.
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What Is The Treatment For The Stage III Kidney Disease With High Potassium Levels?

Dear sir/madam, firstly u have not mentioned potassium valves. Treatment strategies depends on pottasium valve, drugs u take and diet. Cos certain drugs can increase pottasium, certain food items also can increase pottasium apart from renal failure. So kindly consult the physician/some other nephrologist with all relevant documents. Hope I find this informative.