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How are you supposed to take Lasix/Furomeside, can I drink Vodka after taking it or no?
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don’t take it, yesHow are you supposed to take Lasix/Furomeside, can I drink Vodka after taking it or no?
I have been taking it for 5 months with no side effects. If you are doing it for the first time go for 80mg and before taking it drink as much water as possible and during the day get an electrolyte drink or powder to take sips fromHow are you supposed to take Lasix/Furomeside, can I drink Vodka after taking it or no?
What’s a better short term solutiondont take it, furosemide doesnt work long term it just works for 1 day maybe but if you really want to take it js take it before doing pics or smth
Is 80mg an effective dose how significant is the change?I have been taking it for 5 months with no side effects. If you are doing it for the first time go for 80mg and before taking it drink as much water as possible and during the day get an electrolyte drink or powder to take sips from
Can you see your kidneys?I have been taking it for 5 months with no side effects
I have been to an urologist twice and he didn't find any problems with them. There was a period where they started to hurt but I just stopped taking furosemide for a week or two and it healed on its ownCan you see your kidneys?
Most I have done is 160mg and it debloated me too much. Generally anything over and under 80mg won't make a positive or significant change for example 100mg atleast for meIs 80mg an effective dose how significant is the change?
Kidneys don't have the ability to heal themselves unlike other organs such as the liver. If you felt kidney pain then you've likely caused permanent damage. Maybe not enough damage for your urologist to mention, but still permanent damage.it healed on its own
So 80 is optimal?Most I have done is 160mg and it debloated me too much. Generally anything over and under 80mg won't make a positive or significant change for example 100mg atleast for me
I don’t think 80mg would be enough to cause significant damage thoughKidneys don't have the ability to heal themselves unlike other organs such as the liver. If you felt kidney pain then you've likely caused permanent damage. Maybe not enough damage for your urologist to mention, but still permanent damage.
No thats not true kidneys can in fact heal them selves from dehydration or infectionKidneys don't have the ability to heal themselves unlike other organs such as the liver. If you felt kidney pain then you've likely caused permanent damage. Maybe not enough damage for your urologist to mention, but still permanent damage.
He mentioned taking 160. Also prolonged and repetitive use can build up fibrotic tissue overtime.I don’t think 80mg would be enough to cause significant damage though
Try it and see man everyone is different whats your weight?So 80 is optimal?
Yeh but I mean taking 80 every few weeks to months wouldn’t do anything right?He mentioned taking 160. Also prolonged and repetitive use can build up fibrotic tissue overtime.
Like 85Try it and see man everyone is different whats your weight?
Probably not. I have some on hand personally.Yeh but I mean taking 80 every few weeks to months wouldn’t do anything right?
How’s ur experience with it pragmatically and health wiseProbably not. I have some on hand personally.
It can heal itself from the dehydration itself, but if the dehydration or infection causes fibrotic tissue, the damage is irreversible. Dehydration is the most damaging thing you can do to your kidneys.No thats not true kidneys can in fact heal them selves from dehydration or infection
Haven't used it, just keeping it on hand for when I decide to do all the gay looksmaxxing stuff like height booster and colour contacts. Just bulking rn.How’s ur experience with it pragmatically and health wise
It cannot cause fibrotic tissue damage its not associated with dehydrationIt can heal itself from the dehydration itself, but if the dehydration or infection causes fibrotic tissue, the damage is irreversible. Dehydration is the most damaging thing you can do to your kidneys.