What happens if the arterial blood pH is 7.55?

Answer 1

This is too high, a situation called alkalemia. This will distort the ability of the blood to transport carbon dioxide and oxygen as well as alter the balance of electrolytes. If left untreated, alkalemia can be fatal.

Answer 2

When blood pH drops below 7.4 it is known as blood acidity: when this occurs, the following symptoms can occur: mucus membrane irritation, skin irritation/rash, heart palpitations, fatigue, and other metabolic disturbances/symptoms.

Blood acidity can be caused by a diet too high in sugars, flours and meats: which increases acidity in the blood. Fruits and vegetables increase alkalinity in the blood. If your blood becomes alkaline, that too will have detrimental effects on the body.