But what's worrying me is #Potassium. In 2019, I was hospitalized because I lacked K. The doctor also said my heart would've stopped anytime if we delayed rushing to the ER further.
It was that bad and I don't want a repeat of it. So far my K is on a good level, but I have to check regardless.
The thing with Potassium (K), if you lack or exceed, it is dangerous. You have to keep it within the expected range.
So, it's not the lack of K I'm worried about today, I might have accidentally exceeded it.
Best way to know, get tested. K is no joke.