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Lithium is also reported to decrease urine potassium excretion and increase serum potassium. If you are taking lithium on the MP, ask your Dr to assess your potassium level occasionally to be sure the immunopathology (renal inflammation) associated with treating Th1 inflammation has not caused an elevation. | Lithium is also reported to decrease urine potassium excretion and increase serum potassium. If you are taking lithium on the MP, ask your Dr to assess your potassium level occasionally to be sure the immunopathology (renal inflammation) associated with treating Th1 inflammation has not caused an elevation. | ||
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A low-salt diet increases the risk of lithium toxicity, but if you've not made any changes in your diet or medications, | A low-salt diet increases the risk of lithium toxicity, but if you've not made any changes in your diet or medications, |