can happen for many reasons, including certain medications, vomiting, diarrhea, poor intake, kidney problems, excessive sweating, or hormonal conditions. It is usually discovered through blood testing, especially when a person is ill or taking medicines that affect potassium levels.
1. Unusual Fatigue
Feeling tired after a busy day is normal. But low potassium can cause a deeper kind of fatigue that does not match your activity level. You may feel drained, heavy, or unusually weak even after resting.
Potassium helps muscles and nerves communicate. When levels are low, the body
