So be very alert to any increase in frequency of urination (they should check urine potassium) or any possible infections (bladder, tooth, etc.). Iâve heard that a change in the bodyâs sodium can also affect potassium levels, also pH levels (acid/alkaline). Anonymous 42789 Replies December 9, 2006. 00:25 AM.
Central nervous system medications are used to treat the effects of a wide variety of medical conditions, including Alzheimer's disease, depression, and Parkinson's disease.
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