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Injecting every 5 days would cause faster drug accumulation than what was tested, potentially increasing side effects without proven benefit
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Potassium (definitely a hard one to remember) ARBs Beta-blockers Bactrim Digoxin Heparin (heparin is a slight aldosterone antagonist, which means it can act kinda like spironolactone and increase potassium levels) NSAIDs (they can cause AKI) Potassium-sparing diuretics And a whole bunch of other drugs that would make this article even longer than it already is The most common cause hyperkalemia is acute kidney injury (AKI), but hyperkalemia tends to be multifactorial
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Anti inflammatory substances, and omega three fatty acids are good as anti inflammatory and antiplatelet
