What is the average dose for an adult with hypokalemia?
The average dose for an adult with high blood sugar is between 40–100 MEQ (3000-7500mg) per day. This dose should be taken in 2 – 5 divided doses. Each dose should not contain more than 20MEQ (1500mg) and no more than 200MEQ (15000mg) in 24 hours.
What if I miss a dose?
Skip the miss dose if your next dose is approaching soon. If you remember shortly after the scheduled time, take the missed dose. Do not double up on medication to catch up.
What should I avoid while using this medication?
Avoid using potassium supplements while using this medication. This includes other medications or products that contain potassium, unless directed otherwise by your doctor.
What are some potassium rich foods?
Ensure to only intake the amount of potassium directed to by your doctor. Potassium rich foods include squash, baked potatoes (skin on), spinach, lentils, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, zucchini, kidney or navy beans, raisins, watermelon, orange juice, bananas, cantaloupe, and low-fat milk or yogurt.