We already know about the changes it introduced last year awarding frequent flier points not based on the number of miles you fly, but how much you pay for the ticket. Then it introduced a complicated five-tier award chart that practically requires a code-talker to decipher.
(latest reports from 24,892 Hypokalemia patients). On Sep, 7, 2015: 60,113 people reported to have side effects when taking Hydrochlorothiazide. Among them, 1,100 people (1.83%) have Hypokalemia.
Hypokalemia is a symptom or side effect of other conditions and some medications. Hypokalemia usually occurs when too much potassium is lost through urine, sweat, or bowel movements. In rare cases, hypokalemia is caused by too little potassium intake. Many things can cause potassium loss. The most common cause is the use of diuretics, or pills that cause urine production. Diarrhea, vomiting, and excessive use of laxatives can also cause symptoms. Excessive sweating due to heat or exercise can cause hypokalemia.