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Also, people on the diuretic had fewer fatal strokes than those who had been taking the ACE inhibitor.
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Garzelli, winner of the 2001 race, was suspended in 2002 after testing positive for the banned diuretic probenecid.
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Diuretic drugs can commonly cause cramping through dehydration, sodium or potassium depletion.
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Large amounts of diuretic tablets, which she used to help her body get rid of fluids after a binge, were found in her bedroom.
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Those who had been taking the diuretic actually suffered fewer heart-failure hospitalizations and deaths than those who had been taking the up-market calcium channel blocker.
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Since alcohol is a diuretic (it purges fluid from your system) drinking water and taking aspirin before going to bed can reduce the severity of hangover symptoms.
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Existing drugs such as Lasix, a water-draining diuretic, and new entries Natrecor and dobutamine haven't been tested in major trials or are suspected of serious side effects.
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The results show that patients taking a double therapy combination of either a diuretic or an ACE inhibitors or ARB with an NSAID were at no increased risk of kidney injury.
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However, a triple therapy combination of a diuretic with an ACE inhibitor or ARB and an NSAID was associated with a 31% higher rate of kidney injury, particularly elevated in the first 30 days of treatment during which it was 82% higher.
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Official conversations about medication in racing are a fairly common occurrence these days, many of them centering on the raceday use of furosemide, also known as Lasix or Salix, a diuretic that has been proven to reduce pulmonary bleeding in racehorses, bleeding that is often the result of strenuous exercise.
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