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Elevated potassium levels, known as hyperkalemia, must be monitored carefully because, if left unchecked, they can lead to serious complications, including abnormal heart rhythms and, in severe cases, death. Accordingly, it is generally not prescribed to people with certain underlying health conditions, including kidney disease, where the risk of elevated potassium levels is higher, or those with very low blood pressure
Standard dosing protocols begin at 2.5 mg per week (as a titration dose) and escalate in 2.5 mg increments up to 15 mg per week, with each increase separated by at least four weeks
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