Lasix.

Lasix (furosemide) is a medicine your health care provider can prescribe if you have been diagnosed with fluid retention or high blood pressure – it works for any of the conditions mentioned and the dose depends on your particular case. Before you start the treatment, your doctor will need to know as much as possible about any health conditions you have been diagnosed with – such as kidney disease, liver disease, diabetes, gout, etc, as well as any drugs you are using at the moment – such as cold medicines, other blood pressure medications, digoxin, lithium, steroids, diet pills, indomethacin, salicylates, and ethacrynic acid. Some interactions are possible between Lasix and the drug mentioned – because of them your side effects can be worsened, so combining Lasix with anything else needs to be discussed with your doctor to make sure you get all the benefits possible. Serious side effects of Lasix must be reported right away and include severe rash, fever, sore throat, difficulty breathing or swallowing, ringing in the ears, loss of hearing, and unusual bleeding. The presence of serious side effects indicates yow treatment is not going quite as planned.