This is incorrect. I’ve treated hypokalemia in thousands of patients. It takes days with oral routes. Also, a BP of 160 is not dangerously high. Particularly

This is incorrect. I’ve treated hypokalemia in thousands of patients. It takes days with oral routes. Also, a BP of 160 is not dangerously high. Particularly if you are young, healthy or known to the doctor as it is most likely white coat. I could describe out the flaws in the leg length discrepancy and your podiatrists argument but I think I’ve made my point. I have repeatedly demonstrated your believed truths to be largely invalid yet you feel the confidence to speak with absolute certainty, as if your experience is ground truth. Please stop spreading falsehoods and vitriol about my profession. I have sacrificed over a decade and given up a more lucrative career to help others and your actions are dismissive. If you have had multiple expert opinions (I.e. not he said she said with podiatrist and doctor) or a legal proceeding demonstrate your doctor was negligent then please don’t speak as your opinion is medical truth. Edit: On second thought I can’t believe I responded seriously to a poster who thinks they gave himself symptomatic hypokalemia because they were “testing an eggplant curry recipe literally every night for a couple of weeks” and treated it by eating a single bag of baby spinach. This is obviously a joke, right…? You do know that eggplant contains potassium..?