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spironalactone plus furosemide

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Has somebody been prescribed spironalactone and furosemide together? If yes,are you taking it at the same time of day? thanks

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bintcliffe

Hi

I was taking both when I came out of hospital for a good period of time and I took them both together with no problems.

Good luck.

Hayley

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thewayforward in reply tobintcliffe

Thank you!

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Millie09

Yes , i was in hospital and suffering ascites even after 2 drains, took them both together at the same time, was regulated for kidney function .

Worked well for me 👍🏻.

Hope all goes well

Linda

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thewayforward in reply toMillie09

thank you very much,dear Linda

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Millie09 in reply tothewayforward

You are most welcome 😊

I was on both, taken together. Unlike the other answers, it did affect my kidneys. One was dropped, the other one reduced. I was drained every three weeks, nothing could be done about the oedema. I went off to my transplant with two tree trunks. I could not wear the stockings for surgery. All good now and another pleasure, I can wear normal shoes.

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thank you very much! Wish you lots of health and strength

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Phoenixv

My husband takes them together but he has to have blood test to check kidney function - so only takes them when his feet swell and that works for him

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thewayforward in reply toPhoenixv

Many thanks for answering! Wish you and your husband well.It was very helpful!

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Barnetaccounts

Hi,

I underwent an attempted transplant, which was aborted I have now been on both for 2 years now. I take them every morning at the same time and have not had any ascites. My kidneys appear to be working well.

Ray

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thewayforward in reply toBarnetaccounts

I am glad it works for you,and many thanks for a helpful answer.

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retwos

Hi yeah I was on both for a fair time I took both meds at the same time n was never off the toilet ( which was a good thing ) found my cramps got worse so started to have tonic water before bed to help hope this info helps you

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thewayforward in reply toretwos

The issue with cramps and tonic is familiar...Many thanks for the helpful info

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addiej

My late husband was he took them about a hour apart he had cirrhosis of the liver

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thewayforward

Thank you very much for answering

Hi thewayforward,

My husband was on them both for a while and took them together, but he developed issues with his breast tissue developing and while our GP didn't know when we saw his liver doctor he took him off the spironolactone because that was causing the breast tissue to develop and put him on a different drug in combination with the furosimide, which he still takes.

Best wishes to you,

Mary

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Litlbit

Yes I take them together.

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