cathy.y.miley
ask your Dr. to let you talk to the dietician at the hospital. Or , see if the hosp has classes for new kidney patients
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Bob/PKB
Potassium must be carefully monitored for those with renal disease. Your monthly bloodwork will include potassium levels. You may be prescribed a tablet to chew before eating, which is something that will help the potassium pass through your system.
Do NOT take the threat of too much potassium lightly. It is a huge issue for renal patients.
My mom has been a dialysis patient for 6+ years, so I know of what I speak on this.
Your nephrologist and dietician will work with you to establish a healthy eating plan. Good wishes to you.
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