I was just told my potassium level was high - the dr. had me do another test to make sure it wasnt a lab error."b"It wasnt.  I have had this problem in the past.  I have a complex cyst on my kidney which is being watch by a urologist.  I have had an MRI to determine whether or not it was cancer.  It wasnt.  My blood work always comes out fine when testing kidney function.  Could this be the cause of the high potassium.  I do eat very well and upon review my food intake I do find most foods I eat contain high potassium.  Please advise
Dear, It must be a metabolic process. To keep your potassium in control you need to keep your urine alkaline by consuming 1 teaspoon full of sodium bicarbonate dissolved in a glass of water and taking it early morning. By this process you will normalize your potassium. If this pot. Level goes up beyond a specific range it is an emergency and its level has to be maintained normal. Truly,