Lozol Information
November 20th, 2008

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The right Lozol information can help you and your doctor determine if Lozol is the right drug for you. We have compiled all critical Lozol drug facts so you don't have to search for them from different sources.

Lozol 101

Lozol (also known as indapamide) is considered a 'water pill' - or in chemical terms, a thiazide diuretic. It essentially averts too much salt absorption in your body, and consequently averts edema (fluid retention). Lozol is prescribed to patients with congestive heart failure. It can also be used for the remedy of high blood pressure (hypertension), among some additional conditions.

Who can use Lozol?

Only your doctor can determine if your current medical state allows you to take Lozol without triggering side effects. As a general rule, though, you will be advised against using it if you have a kidney disease, find it hard to urinate, have a liver disease, or are allergic to sulfa drugs. Your doctor may also keep you from using Lozol if you have suspiciously low levels of potassium in your blood (a disorder referred to as hypokalemia). Your body's reaction to Lozol may also change if you have gout, diabetes, or lupus. In these cases, your doctor may adjust your Lozol dosage s necessary. Yu may also be required to take it only in a clinic or hospital, so that all your vital statistics can be monitored. If you have risk factors, you need to undergo regular tests throughout period you are taking Lozol.

Additional Lozol information and precautions

1. Lozol - as any drug - must be administered with precaution. Prevent dehydration during treatment by replenishing your fluids regularly, especially during exercise and when you are in hot weather. Do not make the mistake of drinking too much, though, because over-drinking may be harmful. Your doctor will tell you how much fluids you must take.

2. Never suspend your intake of Lozol suddenly - for any reason. You need to keep taking Lozol if you have hypertension, even when you are already starting to feel better.

3. Do you suspect that you took to much Lozol? Check for signs of overdose. If you feel dizzy, become very thirty, and feel our mouth drying up, get emergency help.

4. Regularly check for symptoms of Lozol side effects, such as irregular heartbeats, breathing difficulty, hives, swelling of the face (or lips / tongue / throat). Go to your doctor at the first sign of side effects.

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