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Usually when a patient takes antihypertensives like Lasix, they will sm

Posted By: nm on 2006-06-05
In Reply to: may be - nn

Subject: Usually when a patient takes antihypertensives like Lasix, they will sm

need potassium, too. I'm thinking that maybe what you're hearing is Lasix (comma), then maybe potassium chloride? Don't know about the 3rd.


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