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Potassium
High potassium: no symptoms, but it can affect your heartbeat
High potassium usually has no symptoms — by the time you feel it, it is often very high. 5 things every kidney patient should know.
- 1Potassium leaves the body through the kidneys. As kidney function falls it builds up; very high levels disturb heart rhythm, can be fatal, and often cause no symptoms.
- 2Common high-potassium sources: banana, kiwi, orange juice, potato, tomato, dried fruit, nuts, chocolate, concentrated juices.
- 3"Salt substitutes" and "low-sodium" soy sauce usually replace sodium with potassium chloride — a hidden high-potassium source for kidney patients.
- 4Cutting vegetables and root crops small, soaking and boiling in plenty of water, then discarding the water removes part of the potassium; soups, stews and hot-pot broth keep it in the liquid.
- 5There is no one-size-fits-all potassium limit — guidelines say adjust to your blood level. Some kidney-protective medicines raise potassium; do not stop them yourself, ask your doctor to adjust.
If "K" is high on your report, ask your doctor first: is it diet, medication or constipation? Don't guess, and don't stop medicines on your own.
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High potassium usually has no symptoms — by the time you feel it, it is often very high. 5 things every kidney patient should know. 1. Potassium leaves the body through the kidneys. As kidney function falls it builds up; very high levels disturb heart rhythm, can be fatal, and often cause no symptoms. 2. Common high-potassium sources: banana, kiwi, orange juice, potato, tomato, dried fruit, nuts, chocolate, concentrated juices. 3. "Salt substitutes" and "low-sodium" soy sauce usually replace sodium with potassium chloride — a hidden high-potassium source for kidney patients. 4. Cutting vegetables and root crops small, soaking and boiling in plenty of water, then discarding the water removes part of the potassium; soups, stews and hot-pot broth keep it in the liquid. 5. There is no one-size-fits-all potassium limit — guidelines say adjust to your blood level. Some kidney-protective medicines raise potassium; do not stop them yourself, ask your doctor to adjust. If "K" is high on your report, ask your doctor first: is it diet, medication or constipation? Don't guess, and don't stop medicines on your own. 출처(카드의 각 항목과 대응): KDIGO 2024 CKD Guideline — Kidney Int 2024;105(4S):S117–S314; KDOQI Nutrition in CKD: 2020 Update — AJKD 2020;76(3S1):S1–S107; NKF — Potassium and Your CKD Diet 확인일: 2026-10-16 카드와 대본은 공개 임상 가이드라인에 근거한 일반 건강 교육 정보이며 개인 의료 조언이 아니고 의사·약사·영양사의 평가를 대신하지 않습니다. 공유 시 출처와 이 안내를 유지해 주세요. 최신판은 이 페이지가 기준입니다. https://beyondckd.com/ko/cards/high-potassium
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장면과 내레이션. 세로 9:16, 자막은 하단 1/3에. 각 내레이션은 왼쪽 출처와 대응.
| 초 | 화면 | 내레이션 |
|---|---|---|
| 0–5 | Lab report: K 5.8 in red | This K on your report is high — and you may feel nothing at all. |
| 5–15 | ECG waveform peaking | Potassium leaves through the kidneys. When they weaken it builds up, and too much disturbs heart rhythm — fatal in severe cases, and usually silent. |
| 15–26 | Line-up of high-potassium foods | Common sources: banana, kiwi, orange juice, potato, tomato, dried fruit, nuts, chocolate. |
| 26–35 | Zoom on label: potassium chloride | One many people miss: salt substitutes and low-sodium soy sauce swap sodium for potassium chloride — high potassium for kidney patients. |
| 35–46 | Chop → soak → boil → pour water away | Chop vegetables small, soak, boil in plenty of water and discard it — that removes part of the potassium. Soups and hot-pot broth do the opposite: they keep it. |
| 46–54 | Pill bag + "do not stop on your own" | There is no single potassium limit — it depends on your blood test. Some kidney-protective drugs raise potassium; don't stop them yourself, let your doctor adjust. |
| 54–60 | Site logo + URL + QR | Want the potassium in any food? Beyond CKD has a 346-food lookup table and a diet calculator. |