Table 2 Change of electrolytes before and after thiazide

From: A case report of pseudohypoaldosteronism type II with a homozygous KLHL3 variant accompanied by hyperthyroidism

	Before thiazide	After thiazide	Normal range
K⁺ (mmol/l)	5.20–5.44	4.81–5.22	3.50–5.30
Na⁺ (mmol/l)	138.2-138.8	135.0-138.8	137.0-147.0
Cl⁻ (mmol/l)	107.1-107.4	101.2–106.0	99.0-110.0
Mg²⁺ (mmol/l)	0.85		0.7–1.05
Ca⁺ (mmol/l)	2.09–2.38	2.36–2.46	2.20–2.65
P (mmol/l)	1.33–1.36	1.17–1.20	0.81–1.45
PTH (pg/ml)	119.54	69.18	12.0–88.0
pH value	7.326		7.35–7.45
HCO₃⁻ (mmol/l)	21.0		22–27
BE (mmol/l)	-4.0		-3.0-3.0
AG (mmol/l)	14.4		8–12
Urinary K⁺ (mmol/day)	48.72		25–100
Urinary Na⁺ (mmol/day)	154.0		130–260
Urinary Ca⁺ (mmol/day)	5.82–6.90	5.90–6.50	2.50–7.50
Urinary P (mmol/day)	23.79–25.72	42.62–45.09	12.90–42.00

Abbreviations: PTH parathyroid hormone, BE base excess, AG anion gap

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