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fluid retention?

if u have fluid retention at ur stomach can it cause some fluid to go to other parts example lower back or knee cap
cause both my lower back and knee cap are swollen from the past 2days and are really sore also
what u think?

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It wouldnt normally do that, but i wonder if you have a condition that is causing lower limb fluid retention?
Its best to be checked out by your GP you may need to go onto diuretics (water tablets) to offload the fluid. You may have a bursa of the knee which needs to be adressed.
by: Nadia
on: 26th May 08


Diabetics and Lasix- Does it help?

My fiance is a diabetic and is considering Lasix to correct his vision. Any diabetics out there have this done? What were your results?

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My boyfriend is Diabetic and he was told that he can’t get lasix because it’s common for diabetics vision to change throughout their life. When my boyfriend was first diagnosed, to now, he’s had about 3 different prescriptions for his eyes. So I would hold off on lasix until he knows his eyes arent going to be changing… Also it depends on if he has stable blood sugar levels.
by:
on: 8th November 09


Lasix for dog same as human lasix?

My dog has congestive heart failure and is on Lasix(salix actually, the generic form of lasix)and I am curious if this is the exact same pill that doctors prescribe humans with congestive heart failure(or any other illness that humans have that would require lasix)..or is my dog taking the ‘canine version’?

i’m NOT going to hand them out to my friends..i’m just a nerd and am curious and would find that interesting :)
thanks in advance!

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Yes! It’s the same thing. Used for both humans and animals with Congestive Heart Failure or CHF.
Good thing you’re not giving them to your friends….it would make them pee alot!
by: azta
on: 29th February 08


ways to get rid of fluid retention?

I am retaining a lot of fluid does nayone know any at home cures ( I know there is a medication but I dont like putting nonnatural things in my body if i can aviod it) Thanks alot to anyone hwo know or has any ideas!

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pineapple juice is a natural diuretic. No salt and stay away from celery. I was told by my doc. that a warm to hot bath in salt helps also.
by: luna
on: 18th January 08


Fluid retention?

I am 29 weeks pregnant and everything was going well until I gained 4 pounds in one week!!!! I had been gaining 4 pounds a month, which I consider normal, but 4 pounds in a week!!!!
My feet are very swollen and they hurt and my hands are also swollen. Is that normal during pregnancy? Is it fluid retention? What should I do to get rid of the problem?

Thank you for your help

Chosen Answer:

i had the same thing. just lay off the salty food. they actually put me on a NO sodium diet. that’s how i learned that EVERYTHING had salt in it lol. just cut down on the salt, drink a healthy amount of water, and get some exercise in
by: Xander and Marie’s Mommy
on: 27th December 07


Has anyone had the lasix eye surgery done if so how did it go..and is it true it could cause blindness??

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I guess any procedure you have done could go wrong but my mother had this done and I went with a friend when she had it done and they both thought it was great…..seeing without glasses….yay!
by: lilygateau
on: 5th November 07


Can Zestril and Lasix be given together?Do they potentiate each other?

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Lasix does have a very mild effect of lowering the BP. Zestril is an antihypertensive of the ACE-I class. So, they do, but not much.
by: ckm1956
on: 13th December 09


Fluid retention?

Is there a natural way to get rid of fluid retention, are there certain foods that would help

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Estrogen fades as you get ready to start a period. Estrogen helps keep insulin under control. The purpose of insulin is to open the “cell’s mouths” to let food and water in. Thus, right before your period, insulin is madly tucking food and water in cells, causing bloating and weight gain. If you have too much insulin, this may contribute to retention.

If you have had your kidneys checked, and they are operating normally, intermittent fluid retention is supposed to be relieved by eliminating salt and ingesting 64 oz of water (or more) per day.
by: Pegasus90
on: 18th September 06


I’ve been on lasix diuretic as prescribed by my doctor for two years.?

I stopped taking the lasix a month ago and have gained a lot of water weight, my doctor said my body will take some time getting back to a normal weight. Now a month later I just keep swelling even more and gaining weight. Any advice on how to get my body back normally, it just keeps swelling..thank you!

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it sounds fishy, i’d get a second opinion real fast. Are you eating a lot of salt? Get another opinion. Its impossible to help with something that serious online. it might be dangerous, even. Personally for me, I try to avoid meds.
by: Nina
on: 9th November 08


Has Lasix surgery worked for you or anyone else you know?

I’m considering it in the future but wonder if vision gets worse anyway even though I heard it works and many people are glad they got it done.

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Make sure that whoever you use for the Lasix is experienced and has the right credentials–and also is clear and honest with you about whether you are a good candidate for Lasix (not everyone is, and this is where the problems begin.)

I was very near-sighted since childhood. I got laser surgery when I was about 42 even though I had a dry-eye problem. (The doc will test your eyes to see if they naturally make enough tears–mine do not). The surgery was an amazing experience actually, and I had very sharp distance vision for the first time in my life afterward. My near vision was a little blurry. Over time, the near vision has gotten worse, which I was told was related to my aging (I’m nearing 50 now). I don’t need glasses to drive or get around anymore but I must wear reading glasses to see things close up and the sharpness of my distance vision has degraded and I think will continue to do so. The dry-eye syndrome also became a major problem for a few years after I had the surgery, but it is controlled now.

If you are young and are deemed to be a good candidate, I encourage you to go ahead with it but go into it in a fully informed way. The doc cannot and will not guarantee that you will have 20-20 vision after the procedure, though. Most people are happy with the outcome, I think. I myself do not regret having had the procedure.
by: philosophyangel
on: 21st May 08


Which gland is responsible for fluids retention that’s causing permanent swelling and weight gain ?

WHAT CAUSES (permanent)fluid retention That ‘s causing weight gain especially in the abdomen?Which gland malfunction is causing that?

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Dysfunction or failure of several organs can cause swelling including heart failure, liver failure and kidney failure.
Abdominal swelling is more likely to be cause by liver failure and this is called ascites.
by: N
on: 7th October 09


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