CAUSES OF HYPERKALEMIA - BLOOD DISORDERS

Causes of Hyperkalemia



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The main causes of hyperkalemia are related to kidney problems, such as kidney failure, malignant renal neoplasia or interstitial nephritis, which cause blood potassium levels to be higher than normal because potassium is not eliminated in the urine, accumulating in the blood. In addition, hyperkalemia may also be caused by: Food with excess salt and potassium, such as snacks and snacks; Excessive use of antihypertensive drugs without medical advice; Bumps, wounds and severe burns; Bleeding from the stomach or intestines; Type 1 diabetes; Heart failure or liver cirrhosis