Study of possible correlation between PRURITUS GENERALISED and FUROSEMIDE
Accompanying discussion about FactMed users Questions and Concerns
About this FactMed analysis covering adverse side effect reports of FUROSEMIDE patients who developed PRURITUS GENERALISED.
FactMed provides MD-approved analysis to help both patients, researchers, and physicians accurately assess the risk profile for more than 20,000 different pharmaceutical products. The below report offers compiled information from Food & Drug Administration and FactMed user submissions. Between January 2004 and October 2012, 126 individuals taking FUROSEMIDE reported PRURITUS GENERALISED to the FDA. A total of 60897 FUROSEMIDE drug adverse event reaction reports were made with the FDA during this time period. Often the FDA only receives reports of the most critical and severe cases; these numbers may therefore underrepresent the complication rate of the medication.FDA Research Report
Introduction This page is designed to help you determine the relationship, if any, between FUROSEMIDE and PRURITUS GENERALISED. In doing so, we compare FUROSEMIDE with other drugs that cause PRURITUS GENERALISED, to help you evaluate whether or not FUROSEMIDE causes PRURITUS GENERALISED. Likewise, this page shows the most highly-reported side effects of FUROSEMIDE, so you can see if PRURITUS GENERALISED ranks among FUROSEMIDE's most well-known side effects.
Summary StatisticsReports of FUROSEMIDE causing PRURITUS GENERALISED: 126
Reports of any side effect of FUROSEMIDE : 60897
Percentage of FUROSEMIDE patients where PRURITUS GENERALISED is a reported side effect: 0.2069%
FDA reports of any drug causing PRURITUS GENERALISED : 8483
Average percentage for all medicated patients where PRURITUS GENERALISED is reported as a complication: 0.0532%
Physician opinion on FUROSEMIDE as adverse event culprit:
Overall opinion for all reports of this drug:
Most frequent diagnoses/indications for prescribing FUROSEMIDE:
DRUG USE FOR UNKNOWN INDICATION
( 2767 patients )HYPERTENSION ( 2515 patients )
PRODUCT USED FOR UNKNOWN INDICATION ( 2319 patients )
FLUID RETENTION ( 1027 patients )
OEDEMA ( 920 patients )
DIURETIC THERAPY ( 881 patients )
CARDIAC FAILURE CONGESTIVE ( 864 patients )
CARDIAC FAILURE ( 828 patients )
OEDEMA PERIPHERAL ( 527 patients )
ILL-DEFINED DISORDER ( 207 patients )
CARDIAC DISORDER ( 205 patients )
POLYURIA ( 200 patients )
ASCITES ( 183 patients )
RENAL FAILURE ( 178 patients )
PROPHYLAXIS ( 173 patients )
CARDIAC FAILURE CHRONIC ( 159 patients )
BLOOD PRESSURE ( 142 patients )
SWELLING ( 134 patients )
MYOCARDIAL ISCHAEMIA ( 101 patients )
FLUID OVERLOAD ( 94 patients )
RENAL FAILURE CHRONIC ( 89 patients )
ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION ( 77 patients )
JOINT SWELLING ( 74 patients )
PULMONARY OEDEMA ( 54 patients )
HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS ( 53 patients )
ATRIAL FIBRILLATION ( 51 patients )
MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION ( 49 patients )
CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE ( 47 patients )
RENAL DISORDER ( 47 patients )
RENAL IMPAIRMENT ( 47 patients )
PULMONARY ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION ( 42 patients )
PLEURAL EFFUSION ( 40 patients )
LEFT VENTRICULAR FAILURE ( 39 patients )
NEPHROTIC SYNDROME ( 37 patients )
PULMONARY HYPERTENSION ( 34 patients )
BLOOD PRESSURE INCREASED ( 34 patients )
CARDIOMYOPATHY ( 31 patients )
URINE OUTPUT DECREASED ( 29 patients )
DYSPNOEA ( 29 patients )
CONGESTIVE CARDIOMYOPATHY ( 28 patients )
CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDER ( 27 patients )
OLIGURIA ( 26 patients )
FLUID IMBALANCE ( 25 patients )
BLOOD PRESSURE ABNORMAL ( 23 patients )
ANGINA PECTORIS ( 23 patients )
ISCHAEMIC CARDIOMYOPATHY ( 21 patients )
RENAL FAILURE ACUTE ( 21 patients )
HYPERTONIA ( 19 patients )
VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA ( 18 patients )
ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION ( 17 patients )
CARDIOVASCULAR EVENT PROPHYLAXIS ( 17 patients )
GRAVITATIONAL OEDEMA ( 15 patients )
LYMPHOEDEMA ( 15 patients )
CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE ( 15 patients )
HYPERURICAEMIA ( 14 patients )
RIGHT VENTRICULAR FAILURE ( 14 patients )
DIURETIC EFFECT ( 14 patients )
SUICIDE ATTEMPT ( 14 patients )
HYPERCALCAEMIA ( 14 patients )
MITRAL VALVE INCOMPETENCE ( 14 patients )
PERICARDIAL EFFUSION ( 13 patients )
BLOOD PRESSURE MANAGEMENT ( 13 patients )
LIVER DISORDER ( 13 patients )
HYPERKALAEMIA ( 13 patients )
GLOMERULONEPHRITIS ( 11 patients )
CARDIOMEGALY ( 10 patients )
PREMEDICATION ( 10 patients )
BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA ( 10 patients )
DIABETES MELLITUS ( 10 patients )
RENOVASCULAR HYPERTENSION ( 9 patients )
PNEUMONIA ( 9 patients )
COMPLETED SUICIDE ( 9 patients )
HYPOALBUMINAEMIA ( 8 patients )
ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME ( 8 patients )
HYPERCREATININAEMIA ( 8 patients )
PORTAL HYPERTENSION ( 8 patients )
OVERDOSE ( 8 patients )
GENERALISED OEDEMA ( 8 patients )
ARRHYTHMIA ( 8 patients )
PULMONARY CONGESTION ( 8 patients )
BLOOD CREATININE INCREASED ( 7 patients )
URINARY RETENTION ( 7 patients )
FACE OEDEMA ( 7 patients )
DRUG EXPOSURE DURING PREGNANCY ( 7 patients )
ABDOMINAL DISTENSION ( 7 patients )
TUMOUR LYSIS SYNDROME ( 6 patients )
OEDEMA DUE TO CARDIAC DISEASE ( 6 patients )
ATRIAL FLUTTER ( 6 patients )
METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA ( 6 patients )
ACUTE PULMONARY OEDEMA ( 6 patients )
HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOMYOPATHY ( 6 patients )
TRANSFUSION ( 6 patients )
DRESSLER'S SYNDROME ( 6 patients )
MULTIPLE MYELOMA ( 6 patients )
VENTRICULAR DYSFUNCTION ( 6 patients )
HYPERTROPHIC CARDIOMYOPATHY ( 6 patients )
FLUID REPLACEMENT ( 6 patients )
HEART DISEASE CONGENITAL ( 6 patients )
WEIGHT INCREASED ( 6 patients )
HEPATIC FAILURE ( 5 patients )
SUPPORTIVE CARE ( 5 patients )
DYSURIA ( 5 patients )
LUNG DISORDER ( 5 patients )
POSTOPERATIVE CARE ( 5 patients )
RALES ( 5 patients )
VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY ( 5 patients )
HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE ( 5 patients )
MICTURITION DISORDER ( 5 patients )
GASTRIC ULCER ( 5 patients )
RENAL TRANSPLANT ( 5 patients )
NEPHROLITHIASIS ( 5 patients )
CARDIAC FAILURE ACUTE ( 4 patients )
LUPUS NEPHRITIS ( 4 patients )
FALLOT'S TETRALOGY ( 4 patients )
COR PULMONALE ( 4 patients )
ANAL CANDIDIASIS ( 4 patients )
UNEVALUABLE EVENT ( 4 patients )
CIRRHOSIS ALCOHOLIC ( 4 patients )
SYSTOLIC HYPERTENSION ( 4 patients )
INTENTIONAL OVERDOSE ( 4 patients )
PAIN ( 4 patients )
ANAEMIA ( 4 patients )
TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS ( 4 patients )
HYPERVOLAEMIA ( 4 patients )
ANGIOPATHY ( 4 patients )
WEIGHT CONTROL ( 4 patients )
CAPILLARY LEAK SYNDROME ( 4 patients )
RESIDUAL URINE ( 4 patients )
ACUTE PRERENAL FAILURE ( 4 patients )
CATHETERISATION CARDIAC ( 4 patients )
ADVERSE DRUG REACTION ( 3 patients )
DRUG ABUSE ( 3 patients )
PANCREATITIS ( 3 patients )
MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN ( 3 patients )
ASTHMA ( 3 patients )
CARDIOPULMONARY FAILURE ( 3 patients )
CHRONIC RESPIRATORY DISEASE ( 3 patients )
PLEURISY ( 3 patients )
WATER INTOXICATION ( 3 patients )
EJECTION FRACTION DECREASED ( 3 patients )
HEADACHE ( 3 patients )
GASTRIC CANCER ( 3 patients )
MITRAL VALVE DISEASE ( 3 patients )
WHEEZING ( 3 patients )
AORTIC VALVE STENOSIS ( 3 patients )
LUNG NEOPLASM MALIGNANT ( 3 patients )
BLOOD CREATININE ABNORMAL ( 3 patients )
CONSTIPATION ( 3 patients )
HEPATIC NEOPLASM MALIGNANT ( 3 patients )
CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS ( 3 patients )
CHRONIC ALLOGRAFT NEPHROPATHY ( 3 patients )
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS ( 3 patients )
CARDIORENAL SYNDROME ( 3 patients )
BENIGN INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION ( 3 patients )
ELECTROLYTE IMBALANCE ( 3 patients )
HYPOTHYROIDISM ( 3 patients )
URINARY TRACT DISORDER ( 3 patients )
LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION ( 3 patients )
INAPPROPRIATE ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE SECRETION ( 3 patients )
GASTROOESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE ( 3 patients )
THYROID PAIN ( 3 patients )
FABRY'S DISEASE ( 2 patients )
HEMIPLEGIA ( 2 patients )
OVERWEIGHT ( 2 patients )
GLIOBLASTOMA ( 2 patients )
RESPIRATORY DISTRESS ( 2 patients )
MULTIPLE DRUG OVERDOSE ( 2 patients )
PAIN IN EXTREMITY ( 2 patients )
RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION ( 2 patients )
TRANSFUSION-RELATED ACUTE LUNG INJURY ( 2 patients )
BLOOD POTASSIUM INCREASED ( 2 patients )
CHEST DISCOMFORT ( 2 patients )
JOINT EFFUSION ( 2 patients )
RENAL AMYLOIDOSIS ( 2 patients )
VENOUS PRESSURE JUGULAR INCREASED ( 2 patients )
CARDIAC VALVE DISEASE ( 2 patients )
GLOMERULONEPHRITIS MEMBRANOUS ( 2 patients )
CHRONIC HEPATITIS ( 2 patients )
HEPATITIS B ( 2 patients )
STENT PLACEMENT ( 2 patients )
PITUITARY-DEPENDENT CUSHING'S SYNDROME ( 2 patients )
ABDOMINAL SEPSIS ( 2 patients )
CUSHING'S SYNDROME ( 2 patients )
URETERAL DISORDER ( 2 patients )
ANTI-NEUTROPHIL CYTOPLASMIC ANTIBODY POSITIVE VASCULITIS ( 2 patients )
LIMB DISCOMFORT ( 2 patients )
MYELOFIBROSIS ( 2 patients )
RENAL HYPERTENSION ( 2 patients )
ANXIETY ( 2 patients )
HYDROTHERAPY ( 2 patients )
WEIGHT DECREASED ( 2 patients )
CARDIOVASCULAR INSUFFICIENCY ( 2 patients )
URINARY TRACT INFECTION ( 2 patients )
AORTIC VALVE INCOMPETENCE ( 2 patients )
CASTLEMAN'S DISEASE ( 2 patients )
PULMONARY EMBOLISM ( 2 patients )
URINE OUTPUT ( 2 patients )
NEPHROPATHY ( 2 patients )
RESPIRATORY DISORDER ( 2 patients )
TONGUE OEDEMA ( 2 patients )
MALIGNANT HYPERTENSION ( 2 patients )
FILARIASIS ( 2 patients )
MUSCLE SPASMS ( 2 patients )
RENAL CANCER ( 2 patients )
CARDIOGENIC SHOCK ( 2 patients )
PROPHYLAXIS AGAINST DEHYDRATION ( 2 patients )
HEPATITIS C ( 2 patients )
LEFT VENTRICULAR DYSFUNCTION ( 2 patients )
HAEMATURIA ( 2 patients )
METASTASES TO CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ( 2 patients )
Drugs with high FDA adverse event association with PRURITUS GENERALISED:
ASPIRIN (701 patients)
NIASPAN (700 patients)
ENBREL (602 patients)
HUMIRA (518 patients)
MAGNEVIST (465 patients)
SYNTHROID (308 patients)
REMICADE (275 patients)
LISINOPRIL (256 patients)
PREDNISONE (238 patients)
OMNISCAN (226 patients)
LIPITOR (224 patients)
METHOTREXATE (210 patients)
FORTEO (209 patients)
NEXIUM (207 patients)
TYSABRI (204 patients)
AVELOX (195 patients)
SIMCOR (190 patients)
ATENOLOL (188 patients)
VITAMIN D (185 patients)
FOSAMAX (184 patients)
SIMVASTATIN (182 patients)
LASIX (176 patients)
OMEPRAZOLE (176 patients)
PLAVIX (176 patients)
LEVOTHYROXINE SODIUM (176 patients)
CRESTOR (172 patients)
HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE (166 patients)
FOLIC ACID (163 patients)
ALBUTEROL (160 patients)
METFORMIN HCL (156 patients)
DIOVAN (150 patients)
RIBAVIRIN (145 patients)
PEGASYS (145 patients)
ALEVE (CAPLET) (145 patients)
ACETAMINOPHEN (142 patients)
NORVASC (139 patients)
BENADRYL (138 patients)
SINGULAIR (137 patients)
ZYRTEC (137 patients)
CELEBREX (135 patients)
GADOLINIUM IN UNSPECIFIED DRUG (134 patients)
BYETTA (131 patients)
LYRICA (129 patients)
EXJADE (127 patients)
FUROSEMIDE (126 patients)
INCIVEK (122 patients)
AMLODIPINE (120 patients)
CYMBALTA (120 patients)
COUMADIN (119 patients)
CHANTIX (118 patients)
SPIRIVA (118 patients)
AVONEX (116 patients)
CALCIUM (115 patients)
IBUPROFEN (114 patients)
ALEVE (114 patients)
NEURONTIN (112 patients)
FISH OIL (110 patients)
XANAX (107 patients)
PRILOSEC (107 patients)
MULTI-VITAMIN (106 patients)
VOLTAREN (104 patients)
LAMICTAL (103 patients)
LEXAPRO (101 patients)
GLEEVEC (100 patients)
ZOCOR (99 patients)
BETASERON (98 patients)
ADVAIR DISKUS 100/50 (97 patients)
LEVAQUIN (94 patients)
ALLOPURINOL (92 patients)
INSULIN (91 patients)
RAMIPRIL (90 patients)
SANDOSTATIN LAR (89 patients)
METOPROLOL TARTRATE (89 patients)
VIOXX (89 patients)
PREVACID (87 patients)
AMOXICILLIN (86 patients)
LANTUS (85 patients)
EPOGEN (83 patients)
LORAZEPAM (83 patients)
TOPROL-XL (82 patients)
VICODIN (81 patients)
CLONAZEPAM (80 patients)
PREMARIN (80 patients)
PRADAXA (80 patients)
PREDNISOLONE (77 patients)
NEXAVAR (76 patients)
OPTIMARK (75 patients)
METFORMIN (75 patients)
GLUCOPHAGE (74 patients)
ZOLOFT (74 patients)
PAXIL (73 patients)
ZETIA (72 patients)
POTASSIUM CHLORIDE (72 patients)
PREDNISONE TAB (71 patients)
DURAGESIC-100 (71 patients)
PROHANCE (71 patients)
MULTIHANCE (70 patients)
PROTONIX (70 patients)
AMBIEN (70 patients)
PROZAC (69 patients)
FENTANYL TRANSDERMAL SYSTEM (68 patients)
AUGMENTIN '125' (68 patients)
GABAPENTIN (68 patients)
DIAZEPAM (67 patients)
WARFARIN SODIUM (66 patients)
ATIVAN (66 patients)
SEROQUEL (65 patients)
TRAMADOL HCL (65 patients)
ACETYLSALICYLIC ACID SRT (62 patients)
OXYCONTIN (62 patients)
CIMZIA (61 patients)
METOPROLOL (61 patients)
GLYBURIDE (61 patients)
REVLIMID (60 patients)
AMLODIPINE BESYLATE (59 patients)
JANUVIA (59 patients)
HUMALOG (58 patients)
ALPRAZOLAM (58 patients)
OXYCODONE HCL (57 patients)
ASCORBIC ACID (57 patients)
COZAAR (57 patients)
COREG (56 patients)
RENAGEL (56 patients)
LEVOXYL (56 patients)
NICODERM CQ (55 patients)
ATORVASTATIN CALCIUM (55 patients)
XOLAIR (55 patients)
MIRENA (54 patients)
CALCIUM CARBONATE (54 patients)
PERCOCET (54 patients)
GLIPIZIDE (53 patients)
TRICOR (53 patients)
BENICAR (53 patients)
CLARITIN (53 patients)
ALENDRONATE SODIUM (52 patients)
KLONOPIN (52 patients)
VITAMIN B-12 (51 patients)
ZYPREXA (51 patients)
PRAVASTATIN (51 patients)
VITAMIN E (51 patients)
DIGOXIN (50 patients)
FLOVENT (50 patients)
ZANTAC (50 patients)
LOVAZA (50 patients)
PHOSLO (50 patients)
SPIRONOLACTONE (50 patients)
CIPROFLOXACIN (49 patients)
ZITHROMAX (48 patients)
LEVEMIR (48 patients)
ACTOS (48 patients)
PANTOPRAZOLE (48 patients)
MULTI-VITAMINS (47 patients)
ALLEGRA (46 patients)
EFFEXOR (46 patients)
ALTACE (46 patients)
TYLENOL (CAPLET) (46 patients)
REBIF (45 patients)
CLONIDINE (45 patients)
VICTOZA (44 patients)
METOPROLOL SUCCINATE (44 patients)
ACTONEL (44 patients)
MORPHINE (44 patients)
FAMOTIDINE (44 patients)
DICLOFENAC SODIUM (43 patients)
POTASSIUM (43 patients)
TYLENOL (43 patients)
CLARITHROMYCIN (43 patients)
BEXTRA (43 patients)
LANSOPRAZOLE (43 patients)
NITROGLYCERIN (43 patients)
ZOLPIDEM (42 patients)
PAROXETINE HCL (42 patients)
COPEGUS (42 patients)
ARANESP (42 patients)
NOVOLOG (42 patients)
ENALAPRIL MALEATE (42 patients)
TRAZODONE HCL (42 patients)
ZOFRAN (41 patients)
CARVEDILOL (41 patients)
NASONEX (40 patients)
TEGRETOL (40 patients)
SYMBICORT (40 patients)
CARDIZEM (39 patients)
CELEXA (39 patients)
PROCRIT (39 patients)
TASIGNA (39 patients)
AVANDIA (39 patients)
TOPAMAX (39 patients)
VANCOMYCIN (39 patients)
FENTANYL (38 patients)
ARAVA (38 patients)
XOPENEX (38 patients)
FENTANYL-100 (38 patients)
NAPROXEN (38 patients)
ELAVIL (38 patients)
PEG-INTRON (37 patients)
XALATAN (37 patients)
AMITRIPTYLINE HCL (37 patients)
ZOMETA (37 patients)
DEXAMETHASONE (37 patients)
FLONASE (37 patients)
DECADRON (37 patients)
ATARAX (36 patients)
LOSARTAN POTASSIUM (36 patients)
PROGRAF (36 patients)
PANTOPRAZOLE SODIUM (36 patients)
ALLI (36 patients)
DIOVAN HCT (36 patients)
FLUOXETINE (36 patients)
NAPROSYN (35 patients)
Most common side effects for patients taking FUROSEMIDE:
DYSPNOEA (5042 patients) RENAL FAILURE ACUTE (3660 patients)
NAUSEA (3479 patients)
OEDEMA PERIPHERAL (3250 patients)
PAIN (3202 patients)
ASTHENIA (3180 patients)
DIZZINESS (3079 patients)
CARDIAC FAILURE CONGESTIVE (3026 patients)
RENAL FAILURE (3005 patients)
PNEUMONIA (2976 patients)
DIARRHOEA (2965 patients)
FATIGUE (2925 patients)
ANAEMIA (2905 patients)
FALL (2740 patients)
VOMITING (2722 patients)
HYPOTENSION (2722 patients)
ATRIAL FIBRILLATION (2543 patients)
DRUG INTERACTION (2320 patients)
ANXIETY (2290 patients)
PYREXIA (2225 patients)
DEHYDRATION (2149 patients)
HYPERTENSION (2149 patients)
CARDIAC FAILURE (2094 patients)
CHEST PAIN (1952 patients)
DEATH (1947 patients)
MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION (1911 patients)
MALAISE (1874 patients)
DRUG INEFFECTIVE (1868 patients)
HEADACHE (1748 patients)
WEIGHT DECREASED (1723 patients)
BLOOD CREATININE INCREASED (1709 patients)
CONFUSIONAL STATE (1668 patients)
BACK PAIN (1636 patients)
PAIN IN EXTREMITY (1586 patients)
DEPRESSION (1579 patients)
SEPSIS (1543 patients)
ARTHRALGIA (1519 patients)
CONDITION AGGRAVATED (1516 patients)
URINARY TRACT INFECTION (1498 patients)
BLOOD GLUCOSE INCREASED (1472 patients)
PLEURAL EFFUSION (1462 patients)
ABDOMINAL PAIN (1448 patients)
HAEMOGLOBIN DECREASED (1402 patients)
COUGH (1384 patients)
HYPERKALAEMIA (1383 patients)
INJURY (1362 patients)
CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT (1330 patients)
THROMBOCYTOPENIA (1327 patients)
GENERAL PHYSICAL HEALTH DETERIORATION (1323 patients)
RESPIRATORY FAILURE (1316 patients)
INTERNATIONAL NORMALISED RATIO INCREASED (1316 patients)
RENAL IMPAIRMENT (1309 patients)
CONSTIPATION (1308 patients)
WEIGHT INCREASED (1305 patients)
SYNCOPE (1255 patients)
DECREASED APPETITE (1240 patients)
CARDIAC ARREST (1179 patients)
CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE (1172 patients)
LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (1162 patients)
OEDEMA (1162 patients)
GASTROINTESTINAL HAEMORRHAGE (1138 patients)
SOMNOLENCE (1110 patients)
BRADYCARDIA (1105 patients)
PRURITUS (1100 patients)
INSOMNIA (1100 patients)
HYPOKALAEMIA (1090 patients)
PULMONARY OEDEMA (1084 patients)
RASH (1045 patients)
GAIT DISTURBANCE (981 patients)
DIABETES MELLITUS (972 patients)
PARAESTHESIA (936 patients)
RHABDOMYOLYSIS (933 patients)
CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE (924 patients)
RENAL FAILURE CHRONIC (921 patients)
HYPOGLYCAEMIA (899 patients)
MYALGIA (898 patients)
CARDIOMEGALY (898 patients)
HYPONATRAEMIA (893 patients)
HYPOAESTHESIA (875 patients)
ALANINE AMINOTRANSFERASE INCREASED (874 patients)
BLOOD UREA INCREASED (867 patients)
CELLULITIS (865 patients)
PLATELET COUNT DECREASED (865 patients)
ASPARTATE AMINOTRANSFERASE INCREASED (863 patients)
INFECTION (849 patients)
PULMONARY EMBOLISM (840 patients)
MULTI-ORGAN FAILURE (839 patients)
ABDOMINAL PAIN UPPER (832 patients)
TREMOR (828 patients)
MUSCLE SPASMS (822 patients)
FEELING ABNORMAL (808 patients)
ERYTHEMA (801 patients)
ECONOMIC PROBLEM (801 patients)
PANCYTOPENIA (790 patients)
BLOOD PRESSURE DECREASED (784 patients)
EMOTIONAL DISTRESS (784 patients)
CONVULSION (781 patients)
MUSCULAR WEAKNESS (780 patients)
TACHYCARDIA (779 patients)
HYPERHIDROSIS (777 patients)
PALPITATIONS (769 patients)
CARDIAC DISORDER (765 patients)
ASCITES (750 patients)
BLOOD PRESSURE INCREASED (740 patients)
VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA (737 patients)
RECTAL HAEMORRHAGE (737 patients)
OSTEOARTHRITIS (724 patients)
DYSPHAGIA (711 patients)
MITRAL VALVE INCOMPETENCE (708 patients)
HAEMORRHAGE (705 patients)
DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS (692 patients)
OSTEONECROSIS OF JAW (692 patients)
BRONCHITIS (690 patients)
GASTROOESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE (688 patients)
NEUROPATHY PERIPHERAL (685 patients)
ARRHYTHMIA (682 patients)
VISION BLURRED (668 patients)
CONTUSION (664 patients)
PULMONARY HYPERTENSION (650 patients)
EPISTAXIS (647 patients)
SWELLING (632 patients)
ABDOMINAL DISTENSION (628 patients)
DEPRESSED LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS (615 patients)
SEPTIC SHOCK (615 patients)
OVERDOSE (615 patients)
NEUTROPENIA (611 patients)
DYSPNOEA EXERTIONAL (608 patients)
ANHEDONIA (598 patients)
HYPOXIA (593 patients)
CARDIAC MURMUR (592 patients)
OSTEOMYELITIS (592 patients)
UNEVALUABLE EVENT (588 patients)
BONE DISORDER (579 patients)
FLUID RETENTION (574 patients)
BLOOD ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE INCREASED (572 patients)
HALLUCINATION (568 patients)
BLOOD CREATINE PHOSPHOKINASE INCREASED (562 patients)
HYPERGLYCAEMIA (562 patients)
HEPATIC FAILURE (561 patients)
ATELECTASIS (551 patients)
DYSPEPSIA (549 patients)
CHEST DISCOMFORT (547 patients)
CARDIO-RESPIRATORY ARREST (545 patients)
ANGINA PECTORIS (544 patients)
ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION (538 patients)
HEART RATE INCREASED (536 patients)
DISEASE PROGRESSION (535 patients)
MULTIPLE INJURIES (534 patients)
STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTION (533 patients)
MENTAL STATUS CHANGES (528 patients)
WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT INCREASED (527 patients)
CARDIOMYOPATHY (521 patients)
LETHARGY (519 patients)
HAEMODIALYSIS (514 patients)
CHILLS (514 patients)
FLUSHING (513 patients)
THERAPEUTIC AGENT TOXICITY (511 patients)
BLOOD BILIRUBIN INCREASED (507 patients)
MYOCARDIAL ISCHAEMIA (490 patients)
WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT DECREASED (484 patients)
ARTHRITIS (484 patients)
HAEMATOCRIT DECREASED (483 patients)
PAIN IN JAW (476 patients)
HAEMATURIA (475 patients)
LIVER FUNCTION TEST ABNORMAL (475 patients)
BLOOD POTASSIUM INCREASED (474 patients)
GASTRITIS (473 patients)
DISORIENTATION (469 patients)
BALANCE DISORDER (466 patients)
JOINT SWELLING (464 patients)
TRICUSPID VALVE INCOMPETENCE (457 patients)
ASTHMA (454 patients)
CATARACT (452 patients)
ANOREXIA (450 patients)
AGITATION (449 patients)
BLOOD POTASSIUM DECREASED (447 patients)
TRANSIENT ISCHAEMIC ATTACK (446 patients)
RESPIRATORY DISTRESS (444 patients)
METABOLIC ACIDOSIS (442 patients)
IMPAIRED HEALING (440 patients)
HEPATIC FUNCTION ABNORMAL (438 patients)
ABDOMINAL DISCOMFORT (436 patients)
MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN (436 patients)
BLOOD GLUCOSE DECREASED (435 patients)
LEUKOPENIA (433 patients)
RENAL DISORDER (430 patients)
HAEMORRHOIDS (419 patients)
OSTEONECROSIS (419 patients)
NECK PAIN (417 patients)
SINUSITIS (417 patients)
INTERSTITIAL LUNG DISEASE (416 patients)
CHOLELITHIASIS (415 patients)
C-REACTIVE PROTEIN INCREASED (415 patients)
FEAR (413 patients)
HYPERSENSITIVITY (412 patients)
HYPERLIPIDAEMIA (411 patients)
WHEEZING (411 patients)
MELAENA (410 patients)
ARTERIOSCLEROSIS (410 patients)
SPINAL OSTEOARTHRITIS (408 patients)
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| QUESTION SEMEN VOLUME DECREASED | My husband said he got dehydrated from taking the pills. Is it possible to loose semen while going to make pee and have not semen when eyaculating? | 2015-01-06 00:18:10 |
| QUESTION ARTHROPATHY | Pletcher and Flay demonstrated raelly poor jugement in shipping the filly to Ascot after an 8 month lay off without the race day meds to run in a tough Grade 1 in a white bridal.Actually Teresa, race day drugs have become a crutch for a great many trainers. Without them they wouldn't be able to lead a horse over. The trainers who have the skill to run clean are forced to use them so the playing field stays level. Remember, a significant number of our most cherished greats were able to compete without and L next to the name.I spoke recently with a Euro trainer pard who I met years ago when he was just a stable lad on a learning sabbaticle in Kentucky. He commented how many American trainers were so fond of white bridals,head gear[blinkers], and drugs.There was a time when blinkers on classic calibre horses were frowned upon. That changed with Secretariat. Blinkers and a blue and white bridal. Seretariat like Mohammed Ali was the greatest and when you are the greatest the rules change. ome a crutch for a great many trainers, without them they wouldn't be able to lead a horse over. The trainers with the skill to race clean are forced to use them so the playing field is level. | 2015-07-13 04:28:17 |
| QUESTION SCROTAL SWELLING | Husband is taking lasix has scrotal swelling | 2015-10-08 02:03:49 |
| QUESTION DRUG INTERACTION | My cat is taking furosemide, benazepril and clopidogrel for a heart disease. He also has a growth on his lung. Can he take collodial silver and or mushrooms with these meds? He is also taking lactose for a stool softener. | 2015-10-21 05:38:47 |
| QUESTION DRUG INTERACTION | I am taking Furosemide with losartan potassium 100mg, montelukast sod, amlodipine besylate, potassium cl, and Hydrochlorothizide. the question i am getting a serious dermastitis skin infestion since I been taking these drugs together, which medicines is causing this reactions? | 2016-02-04 10:30:39 |
| QUESTION BRONCHOSPASM | can furosemide cause broncospasm | 2016-02-12 05:54:35 |
| QUESTION BRONCHOSPASM | can furosemide cause broncospasm | 2016-02-12 05:56:03 |
| QUESTION FEEDING DISORDER NEONATAL | I hope you continue to get anersws and improvement! I've been away from the online world for a few days last Wednseday I had a ton of bloodwork done (20 vials worth), and it took me longer than I expected to feel right again. For some reason it totally wiped me out for days! Frustrating But I'm glad your recent test came back with positive results and info! I'm hopeful that we'll get some more info from my bloodwork. We'll see. I'm thankful my doc listens to me but still detest going in. I go in weekly for nutrient IVs not fun, but helpful since digestion is an issue. After tomorrow's IV there are trigger point injections planned ick!!!!! I'll be glad to get home tomorrow and relax. | 2016-02-13 15:38:58 |
| QUESTION DRUG INTERACTION | Can furosemide be taken safely with curcumin | 2016-04-11 16:07:07 |
| QUESTION CATARACT | Can furosimide worsen cataracts. This is one of many medications I am on including warfrin, allipuronal, losartan, tamulsoin, rosuvastatin, gabapentin, tramadol, soma, combivent•respimat, symbicort. The cataract seems to be worsening. | 2016-08-14 15:41:41 |
| QUESTION ASPARTATE AMINOTRANSFERASE INCREASED | Will it help with swollen legs | 2017-01-28 20:30:50 |
| QUESTION ASPARTATE AMINOTRANSFERASE INCREASED | Will it help with swollen legs | 2017-01-28 20:31:00 |
| QUESTION FATIGUE | Elin, it2&7#18;s hard, Nay, impossible to imagine life at the library without you. But i can easily imagine your new life, whatever it is you may be doing — I know it will be a grand adventure! Be well! -kate | 2017-03-20 08:38:22 |
| QUESTION MUSCLE SPASMS | Onko se satunnainen syrjähyppy siksi vähemmän vaarallinen uhka, kun se on lähinnä vain fyysistä ja siten tavallaan ulkoista toimintaa ilman suurempia tunteiden käsittelyjä, mutta nettiseksi meneekin pään sisään, valtaa ajatukset, mielen, saa aikaan tunne ku2ktjao30;Neutisehsi ei lopu oven sulkemiseen selän takana samalla tavoin kuin satunnainen syrjähyppy… | 2017-03-20 10:37:20 |
| QUESTION CARDIAC ARREST | If Smith did indeed leave the 3 yr/24 mil deal on the table, then you gotta wonder what he was thinking. He’s damned lucky to get such an offer and to expect more, Mark Sanchez or not, is ridcuulois. But again, this is if that report is true. | 2017-03-20 11:17:37 |
| QUESTION URETHRAL STRICTURE | I had 2 urethral stricture surgeries the Dr snipped the scar tissue its been good for years now its either the scar tissue ripped from taking lasix or my prostrate is swollen Can you help me | 2017-04-29 09:34:39 |
| QUESTION DRUG INTERACTION | If there is any drug interaction between lasix and vastarel ? | 2017-05-04 20:33:52 |
| QUESTION BLADDER CANCER | We just found out my dad has bladder cancer and he was taking this medication. Is it related and possible that this medication caused his bladder cancer? | 2017-06-22 12:37:21 |
| QUESTION BURSITIS | Can Lasix cause bursitis? | 2017-07-15 14:40:36 |
| QUESTION BURSITIS | Can Lasix cause bursitis? | 2017-07-15 14:49:14 |
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