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What Are The Effects Of Kidney Damage?

Hello. Pain in right heel when I walk, feel like walking on bone. Pain in right hip when climbing stairs o err walking up hill, feel like nerves pinched, seriously painful. Muscles Dr as cramping in legs when I walk uphill or fast. Shortness of breath and feeling like heart racing when walking. Stopped smoking seven months ago and not getting better.what should I do. On low potasium diet due to kidney damage. Thank you. YYYY@YYYY .
posted on Fri, 2 May 2014
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Hello,
As you said you are on low potassium diet,electrolyte abnormality may also be the reason for increased heart rate(tachycardia) and muscle cramps so please check your serum electrolytes at first.It is better if you go to your family physician and have a clinical check up if possible.

Thanks,hope this may help you.have a nice day.
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What Are The Effects Of Kidney Damage?

Hello, As you said you are on low potassium diet,electrolyte abnormality may also be the reason for increased heart rate(tachycardia) and muscle cramps so please check your serum electrolytes at first.It is better if you go to your family physician and have a clinical check up if possible. Thanks,hope this may help you.have a nice day.