How can I reduce the level of potassium, other than just diet?
Friday, November 20th, 2009 at
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Depends on how high your potassium is and why it’s elevated.
Normally elevated potassium is related to renal insufficiency. In that case, other than dialysis, all you can do is change your diet by reducing the amount of potassium you eat. How much you need to change your diet depends on your potassium level.