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Low Potassium

I got my pre op lab results and i have low potassium. I start meds today to get it up by Tuesday. Ive read some pretty scary stuff about low potassium. So far my surgery isnt delayed but this is a bit scary. Anyone else have this problem?

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    I also have hypokalemia, I take meds twice a day.

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    I also have hypokalemia' date=' I take meds twice a day.[/quote']

    So, what is the doc gonna do about surgery?

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    I'm scheduled for October11th. The medicine starts working fast.

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