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Hi a

Thanks for all this great info. So far, though, I don't fit any of

this criteria. That is the mystery. I am not on any drugs except

occasional tylenol for my autoimmune disease as I react badly to most

medications and stay away from them unless it is totally necessary. I

do have lung complications that now, after all these years, I am

guessing were caused by lupus. I take meds for asthma symptoms to be

able to breath almost normally most of the time. My primary doc did

kidney tests recently and they are all normal. I don't take over the

counter vitamins and am very careful with my diet.

I guess I will let the next doc I see in a few weeks figure it out.

The only thing I am thinking is maybe slow kidney involvement that

just hasn't shown up yet.

Does anyone else on the forum have diagnosed lupus with this symptom?

Again, thanks for your help.

LL

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> Hyperkalemia causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment on

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> http://www.medicinenet.com/hyperkalemia/page2.htm

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Hi a

Thanks for all this great info. So far, though, I don't fit any of

this criteria. That is the mystery. I am not on any drugs except

occasional tylenol for my autoimmune disease as I react badly to most

medications and stay away from them unless it is totally necessary. I

do have lung complications that now, after all these years, I am

guessing were caused by lupus. I take meds for asthma symptoms to be

able to breath almost normally most of the time. My primary doc did

kidney tests recently and they are all normal. I don't take over the

counter vitamins and am very careful with my diet.

I guess I will let the next doc I see in a few weeks figure it out.

The only thing I am thinking is maybe slow kidney involvement that

just hasn't shown up yet.

Does anyone else on the forum have diagnosed lupus with this symptom?

Again, thanks for your help.

LL

>

> Hyperkalemia causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment on

> MedicineNet.com

>

> http://www.medicinenet.com/hyperkalemia/page2.htm

>

>

>

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