Lasix is a brand name for Furosemide. It is used for controlling water retention and hypertension.
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Is there a substitute or a time released version of lasix that doesn't make you have to go every twenty minutes? (I have a kidney transplant(2 Answers)
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The answer to your question is no. I want to make three more points, however: Your doctor has prescribed lasix to keep you from becoming fluid overloaded (i ...
Can loop diuretics be used together with thiazide diuretics?(3 Answers)
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The most common loop diuretic is Lasix, known generically as Furosemide.The most common thiazide (or thiazide-like) diuretic is called Hydrochlorothiazide and is commonly abbreviated HTC or HCTZ ...
Who makes Furosemide?(0 Answers)
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Fast Facts
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Drug Class
Loop diuretic
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Uses
Edema and hypertension
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Precautions
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Warnings
Take only as directed
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Half-life
1 Minutes 10 Seconds
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Fact:
Used to prevent bleeding in horses
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Fact:
Gets name from "Lasts six hours"
