Prescription Diuretics
Diuretics
or "water pills" as they as sometimes
know as,
are drugs that increase the rate of urine flow. They increase the rate of sodium
excretion from the body. Many people have notice
that eating salty foods causes them to retain
fluids, sometimes causing puffiness around the
eyes or swollen ankles. Salt is sodium chloride.
Sodium is the main determinant of the water volume
outside of the cells or extracellular water. A diuretic that causes
sodium to be lost in the urine decreases the
volume of the extracellular water.
When excess fluid accumulates in tissues or body
cavities, problems can occur. For example, excess
fluid that collects in the air sacs and tissues of
the lungs, referred to as pulmonary edema,
interferes with the ability of the lungs to
provide adequate respiration and can be
life threatening.
There are several prescription diuretics available
online. You may now obtain prescription
antibiotics safely and easily online through "no
prescription required" online pharmacies.
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