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Diuretic Medications after Lung Transplantation

Lasix® (furosemide)
Purpose Lasix removes excess fluids from your body and sometimes helps us manage your blood pressure.
Dosage Varies according to your body weight, kidney function, potassium levels, urine output, and blood pressure.
When The transplant team will advise if they prescribe this medication for you.
Common Side Effects Weakness, muscle cramping, feeling light-headed, and dizziness.

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