I read here that the hypokalemia in RTA type II is due to the excess Hco3- in the tubular filtrate binding to the K+, thus precenting its reabsorption.
Some place else states that the hypokalemia is because of hyperaldosteronism due to the volume contraction? (which volume contraction?)
Wonder which one is correct?
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Type II RTA and Hypokalemia
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