Lupis More Condition_symptoms What Are The Causes And Long Term Effects Of Low Potassium In The Body Of A Female With Lupis?

What are the causes and long term effects of low potassium in the body of a female with lupis? - lupis more condition_symptoms

Potassium in the blood regulated by the kidneys and takes over a precise area.

Lupus can the kidneys, but its effect on the kidneys is usually detected when urinating too much protein in urine.

"Low levels of potassium can be" by various causes, and can be associated with her lupus at all.

Their level of potassium in May will be slightly below the bottom of the norm if you have your blood ... and if you check your blood again, it may in the normal range.

Many medications can cause a bit of potassium is low, ask your doctor.

Too much caffiene can cause even your potassium is low.

As for the "long-term effects" - well, your doctor needs to determine the cause ... and dispose of it if possible ... and there is no long-term effect. Or, if reason can not be repaired, some potassium tablets are taken daily to ensure the level of potassium in normal conditions.

Untreated and light can make you feel tired, give muscle cramps, muscle weakness and strange feeling in your body.

But these are just some random thoughts and not a complete answer to your question. Talk to your doctor, maybe get to move to another lab to see if they find remains low, and then why your potassium is low. This scenario requires a little more potassium to a normal level to maintain, as prescribed by your doctor ...

Hope this helps.