Hypokalemic paralysis in hyperthyroidism: Not all that glitter are gold.
Wen-Fang ChiangJenq-Shyong ChanKun-Lin WuShih-Hua LinPublished in: Clinical case reports (2021)
Abnormal acid-base status (metabolic acidosis or alkalosis), inappropriate urine electrolytes excretion (high or low Na+ and Cl-), and higher required dose of potassium supplement (4-5 mmol/kg) are suggestive of non-TPP causes of hypokalemia.