Übersetzung für "Potassium level" in Deutsch

The dose may be raised or lowered based on your blood potassium level.

Starting dose - to lower your high potassium level to normal:

Your doctor may adjust the dose depending on the potassium level in your blood.

In this case, your child’s blood potassium level should be measured.

You may need blood tests to check your potassium level.

In case of large ulcerated haemangioma,, your child's blood potassium level should be measured.

Maintenance dose - to keep your potassium level within the normal range after it has been lowered:

A starting dose of 5 g once daily is recommended, with possible titration up to 10 g once daily, or down to 5 g once every other day, as needed, to maintain a normal potassium level.

However, Veroshpiron should be taken to supplement the potassium level after using indapamide and other diuretic drugs.

If serum potassium level is > 5.4 mmol/l discontinuation should be considered.

If an elevated or rising potassium level is observed then consideration should be given to ceasing Aranesp administration until the level has been corrected.

If an elevated or rising potassium level is observed then consideration should be given to ceasing administration of NeoRecormon until the level has been corrected.

Uncommon (may affect up to 1 in 100 people): flu-like symptoms, red spots under the skin, low potassium level in the blood, weight gain, mood swings, hallucination and memory impairment, partial paralysis, impaired coordination, impaired sensations, partial loss of vision, dry or painful eyes, deafness, infection of the middle ear, ringing in the ears, earache, palpitations (when you can feel your heart beat), blood clot in the lung, high blood pressure, pneumonia, inflammation of your sinuses, bronchitis, a cold or the flu, swollen stomach, difficulty controlling your bowel movements, haemorrhoids, peeling skin, increased skin sensitivity to sunlight, change in skin colour, increased sweating, muscle damage, back pain, difficulty in urinating, vaginal bleeding, sexual impotence,

If an elevated (or rising) serum potassium level is detected then consideration should be given to ceasing epoetin alfa administration until hyperkalaemia has been corrected.