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| Help I’m Dying And Don’t Know What To Do by Christianoir: 10:46am On Jan 12 |
So on Monday evening I had this thing my whole body change, my heart was raising so fast and it felt like I was about to die or pass out and my whole body and heart was beating so bad.. I went to hospital to complain so the one did a blood and urine test… he said my blood pressure was high 180 and put me on hospital bed. So on Tuesday the result came out and he said my kidney are doing fine but I have low potassium in my blood and it very deadly, so gave me a drugs and I was on drip for 2 days the drugs is srow-k he said I should be taking 2 morning and 2 at night…. So I was discharge.. yesterday I started feeling somehow again my heart started racing so bad and I felt like I wanted to die so I went back to hospital they check my Bp it read 160… so the doctor gave me hb drugs and I went home…. I don’t know if it thr low blood potassium that is causing my Bp. Yesterday evening I took the drugs because he said I should take 1 per day… I was fine when I took it…. So this morning I took bread and malt nd the stuff started again Medical experts and doctor please what should I do because I’m worried and scared… I’m not thinking anything tho… Will I be okay or I’m just over worried P.S I’m just 25yrs  |
| Re: Help I’m Dying And Don’t Know What To Do by pipsplus2020: 10:50am On Jan 12 |
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| Re: Help I’m Dying And Don’t Know What To Do by SoftSport(m): 11:14am On Jan 12 |
| Re: Help I’m Dying And Don’t Know What To Do by SoftSport(m): 11:18am On Jan 12 |
Christianoir:It sounds like you're dealing with a serious medical condition that needs close monitoring and professional care. Here are some key points to consider: 1. Potassium and Heart Health Low potassium (hypokalemia) can cause irregular heartbeats, muscle weakness, and other symptoms. It can also impact blood pressure regulation, potentially contributing to high blood pressure. Your doctor prescribed SROw-K (a potassium supplement) to correct your potassium levels. It's crucial to follow this prescription exactly as directed. 2. Blood Pressure Management A blood pressure of 160/180 is high and requires medical attention. Stress, low potassium, or an underlying condition might be contributing to your elevated blood pressure. Continue taking any medications your doctor prescribed for blood pressure and avoid over-the-counter medications or supplements without consulting them. 3. Dietary Considerations Avoid foods or drinks high in sugar or caffeine, like malt drinks, which might worsen your symptoms. Eat foods rich in potassium, such as bananas, oranges, spinach, sweet potatoes, and avocados (if your doctor approves). Avoid salty or processed foods that can raise blood pressure. 4. Monitor Symptoms Keep track of your blood pressure daily (if you have a home monitor). Write down any symptoms (e.g., heart racing, dizziness) and when they occur, as this can help your doctor adjust your treatment. 5. Return to the Hospital if Needed If your symptoms worsen or you experience chest pain, severe shortness of breath, confusion, or fainting, go to the hospital immediately. Ask your doctor about long-term management and whether you need additional tests (e.g., ECG or electrolyte panels). 6. Stay Calm Anxiety can worsen heart symptoms. Practice relaxation techniques like deep breathing or meditation to help manage stress. What to Do Now: Rest and avoid strenuous activity. Stay hydrated but not excessively. Avoid self-medication or skipping prescribed drugs. Schedule a follow-up appointment with your doctor to reassess your treatment. It sounds like you're taking the right steps by going to the hospital and getting treatment. Continue working closely with your doctor and report any new or worsening symptoms. You're young, and with proper care, your condition can likely be managed. |
| Re: Help I’m Dying And Don’t Know What To Do by Klington: 7:11pm On Jan 12 |
Christianoir: Stop eating BREAD! 1 Like |
| Re: Help I’m Dying And Don’t Know What To Do by codedly: 9:25am On Jan 13 |
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| Re: Help I’m Dying And Don’t Know What To Do by Exceed15: 9:50am On Jan 13 |
Sorry bro. You need to give attention to your lifestyle. Hbp have many health problems. Take your medication religiously. Involve in activities that makes you happy. Solve the problem you have the power to and leave the ones beyond your control. Eat well, sleep well, engage in jogging or road walk at 3 times a day. Above all, pray. |
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