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Reduced blood pottasium and and high bp
I am now 23 and solitary kidny patient by born.no transplantation..weight 75 kg.hight 166 cm..my fasting sugar 103 mg..blood uria 14 mg. Creatine 1.04 mg..but bood pottasium 5.5mg.and 24 hour urim protine 264 mg.. and my bp is alsow high and taking maedine lostan 75 daily...
Please give a diet chat for 24 hour..to reduce blood pottasium and 24 hour total protine and bp also.sir
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Hello practice user,
Sure ,we will help you
Yes we have diet for reducing K level and to control bp.
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