It’s really a tough day. My workmate suffer from a disease. I didn’t know the exact the name, but I was told by him that he lack the potassium. Now he had gotten the symptom of can’t move his legs and his arms. I thought it’s very serious so I asked one of my strong workmate to carry him on back to the hospital. Since he can’t stand up by himself, of cause couldn’t walk either. I hurried to walk to the hall and asked the nurse for help. She allowed me to bring a wheelchair and a few minutes later, we brought my workmate to the hall with the wheelchair.

What’s the symptom of lack of potassium?

Arm and leg cramps

The most common symptom of low potassium is an arm and leg cramps. Since your body needs potassium to contract. It makes sense that without it your body could cramp up.

Vomiting

In severe cases of low potassium levels vomiting can occur. In less severe cases a patient may just feel nauseated.