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    lasix and verapamil

    can you take lasix and verapamil? just wondering...I'm not in CHF, but when the warm weather comes, my right foot on the inside gets a little fluid..doesnt seem to pit though..and there is very minimal
    \"It is not length of life, but depth of life.\"

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    Re: lasix and verapamil

    Hi Cynthia,
    I’ve been taking both for years. In fact I saw my cardio today and he added another water pill – Metolazone – to be taken every third day, along with the Lasix. He said by itself it’s fairly mild, but in conjunction with the Lasix it’s much more effective. I still have this stupid water problem. This morning I had to squeeze the water out of my feet to put my shoes on, and my legs to above my knees feel like water balloons.

    If you’re going to start Lasix take it early. I was told by a doctor that the effects last six hours, and it seems to work that way with me.
    Burt

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      Re: lasix and verapamil

      thanks Burt...I hope your water problem goes away with the additional med
      \"It is not length of life, but depth of life.\"

      Ralph Waldo Emerson

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        Re: lasix and verapamil

        I would suggest you discuss this matter with your doctor and make sure it is the correct option for you. Dehydration and vasodialation are the areas of concern, please check with your doctor.

        Lisa
        Knowledge is power ... Stay informed!
        YOU can make a difference - all you have to do is try!

        Dx age 12 current age 46 and counting!
        lost: 5 family members to HCM (SCD, Stroke, CHF)
        Others diagnosed living with HCM (or gene +) include - daughter, niece, nephew, cousin, sister and many many friends!
        Therapy - ICD (implanted 97, 01, 04 and 11, medication
        Currently not obstructed
        Complications - unnecessary pacemaker and stroke (unrelated to each other)

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