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This is glorious, I've been looking for "how do you treat diabetes insipidus" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Wallyamday Improvement Trick - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my colleague got great results with it.

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This is better than the vdo as the latter fails to explain the mechanism behind this which is asked everywhere. Science is all about why.

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Yes ,it was much helpful ..🥰 This is what I needed This relationship is much useful in patients with hyperkalemia We can administer glucose along with insulin to make their potassium levels to normal...

@@pharmdmadeeasy9220 tks a lot for that. I also saw inslun activates sodium bomb exchanging H+ for Na+, which increse concentration inside the cell, activating the bomb. But why does insulin exchange H+ for Na+ is the question now, do you know? :-)

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Exactly, since potassium lowers blood pressure better than sodium restriction, it points to the need for diabetics to eat more potassium rich veggies (more than non-diabetics) to counteract the imbalance of potassium leaving the ICF to hang with the higher levels glucose in the blood (raising insulin levels) that their high carb diet is creating.

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@@NursingSOS i still dont get how to lower chronically elevated insulin, Adiponectin needs to go up, but how?

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@@NursingSOS I'm not really using this for "medical advice", but it has helped me understand that my potassium can be affected when I give myself my insulin shot. I do communicate with my doctor, but I personally don't believe he knows enough about diabetes, and that is why I do my own research on line.... most nurses and doctors in the hospitals do not know about diabetes other than if someone's blood glucose is a certain amount, they go by a chart that tells them how much insulin to give. I can tell you that because I was in the hospital with COVID in December for 12 days.... because of them, my blood sugar readings were very high, and in come cases, got too low... like a 57!! There were quite a few times when I did not get my meal like I was supposed to, had already received my shot, and had to continuously remind them that I had not received my meal.... as much as 3-4 hours LATE! Then I would get a "boxed meal" which was wheat bread, 2 very thin slices of highly processed turkey, high in sodium, which I wasn't supposed to have, a bag of baked chips, and a fruit cup which was soaking in high fructose corn syrup, and spiked my blood sugar higher... I had to eat something!! I review a number of sites that have nurses and doctors who teach about diabetes..... because I need to know and be aware... I have learned more from them that I have ever learned from any doctor I deal with. I believe it is important to stay educated about diabetes, because there are so many in the medical profession who do get it wrong... so I hope you don't mind me learning from you who specialize in diabetes management. If you would rather I don't, let me know, and I will be glad to unsubscribe and find another source to learn from... I'm not saying that to be nasty, just respectful if you would rather I don't watch your channel, okay?

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Glucose pulls potassium out of the cells into the extracellular space. Once insulin is given the potassium goes back into the intracellular space. Hope this answers your question!!!

@@NursingSOS i guess its not necessary for a nurse to know this right? we aint no doctors.. he was asking why k+ leak out of the cell

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Demonic Angelboy_04 so hyperglycemia wouldn't necessarily cause hyperkalemia since it depends more on the insulin and potassium relationship, and increased insulin levels can decrease potassium levels. I hope that helps clarify it for you!

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Potassium has huge effects on the heart. Having too much or too little can cause fatal arrhythmias. With hypo you may see a flattening or T wave inversion. U waves are seen in more severe cases and even ST depression. In the most severe cases hypokalemia can lead to vtach. Potassium is the most important electrolyte regarding your heart it's the main conductor.

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Uchechi Ohanu, hyperglycemia causes hypertonicity and this pulls the potassium out of the cells. So think of it as a balancing act, with more glucose it will pull the potassium out of the cells, so if glucose isn't that high, not as much potassium will be pulled out. I hope that helps to clarify it for you. Thanks, friend! Have a fantastic day! :)

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Potassium flushes the sodium which causes toxicity in most people because of its overuse

I am no nurse or medical student, but if someone has hypoglycemia, the first port of call would be to raise their blood sugar levels and to make sure it has been taken up by the cells before adding potassium. In healthy people the human body needs; 4700mg of Potassium 1000-1175mg Sodium 4000mg glucose (for a person weighing 70kg) We must also remember natural food sources and hospital synthetic chemicals can be processed in the body different, and a sick body is also different from a healthy one.

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Brandon, great question, you don't lose potassium in your urine, but your blood sugar would increase because of the lack of insulin.