Question 1

could the midicine aldactone (spironolactone) affect progestrone levels?

Accepted Answer

Not that I'm aware: Hi. Spironolactone (Aldactone) blocks the aldosterone and testosterone receptors, but I'm not aware of any inhibition of the Progesterone receptor.

Question 2

what is the treatment for aldactone (spironolactone) overdose?

Accepted Answer

See below: Aldactone (spironolactone) is a weak k sparing diuretic treatment is IV fluids and treat hi k if pressentinsulin kayexalate.

Question 3

can we use antibiotic (epra,clamoxyl,nokla)with cirrhosis medicine(vit e,aldactone (spironolactone) ,acemuc ,avolcardyl  sita )?

Accepted Answer

Medications: The brand names of some of the medications that you list are not known in the USA. Once again, would suggest that your pharmacist should have a computerized program that lists all drug interactions and therefore should be able to help you out. Sorry, hope this helps.

Question 4

can i take aldactone (spironolactone) w/ another drug to lower my potassium levels?and both work to do their job?aldactone (spironolactone) made me have high pot.but i want to take it

Accepted Answer

It depends: it depends on why you're taking spironolactone (Aldactone). Suggest low potassium diet - especially avoid tomatoes, potatoes, bananas and orange juice (or V8 juice).  Some people take an additional diuretic to lower potassium but these drugs have other side effects.

Question 5

what is spironolactone? what are the side affects to this medican?

Accepted Answer

See below: Spironolactone is a pottassium sparing diuretic. A diuretic is a medication which enhances fluid and salt excretion from the kidney. Spironolactone is a weak diuretic and is used because it does not require pottassium supplementation unlike other diueretics. It is also used to treat high blood pressure and heart problems.

Question 6

what is unique/ why about taking bp medicine every 24 hrs. my bp seems to be controlled well avge 103/68. can i take spironolactone 25 mg every 48 hrs?

Accepted Answer

Discuss with doctor: Best to discuss with your treating doctor.  For my patients whose blood pressure is well controlled, we do try sometimes to slowly reduce their dose of medication and see how they do.  Not unreasonable to try, just not on your own. Would discuss with your treating provider. Hope this helps.  Best of luck.  Dr R

Question 7

are there any drug interactions with luvox (fluvoxamine) and spironolactone?

Accepted Answer

Possible: Possible, may not be common. Luvox (fluvoxamine) occasionally can cause low sodium levels in the blood, and spirono-lactone can make low sodium worse.  Symptoms of low sodium can be mild like nausea, but can include lethargy, confusion, muscle spasm, weakness or unsteadiness. If you have these symptoms you should have a blood test for electrolytes.

Question 8

which drug is more effective for aldosterone issues, spironolactone or eplerenone and why?

Accepted Answer

Minor differences: They both block aldosterone. Eplerenone is more expensive but it doesn't cause testosterone suppression. Spironolactone block aldosterone and testosterone so there is more side effects with this med. Pt on high dose spironolactone (more than 150 mg) has higher chance of developing gynecomastia.  Due to cost, Aldactone is normally tried first, if there is side effect, then Eplerenone is used.

Question 9

is these medicines effect diabetes in any way? (bisoprolol, furosemide, dronedaone, diovn, spironolactone)

Accepted Answer

Diabetes and meds: Adding spironolactone to a regimen that includes maximal ace inhibition improves renoprotection (r) in patients with diabetic nephropathy. Diovan (valsartan) is also a r agent as it lowers both blood pressure and protein in the urine of patients with diabetes. The other drugs have no r protect effect in diabetes, other than lowering blood pressure. Speak to your physician for more information in your case.

Question 10

i am transgender and i do not want srs, but i am interested in chemical castration. i am taking estradiol and spironolactone now. what other drugs wou?

Accepted Answer

Here are some...: I am glad to see you have come thus far in MTF without SRS. To go further, it is important to rethink and reassess what may be your final goals to what stage of MTF; then decide what may be your further efforts which you would like to cope with so to fit your realistic personal/social readjustment. So, please bring all the related concerns to your treating doctor.

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Could the midicine aldactone (spironolactone) affect progestrone levels?

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What is the treatment for aldactone (spironolactone) overdose?

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Can we use antibiotic (epra,clamoxyl,nokla)with cirrhosis medicine(vit e,aldactone (spironolactone) ,acemuc ,avolcardyl sita )?

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Can i take aldactone (spironolactone) w/ another drug to lower my potassium levels?and both work to do their job?aldactone (spironolactone) made me have high pot.but i want to take it

A member asked:

What is spironolactone? what are the side affects to this medican?

A member asked:

What is unique/ why about taking bp medicine every 24 hrs. my bp seems to be controlled well avge 103/68. can i take spironolactone 25 mg every 48 hrs?

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Are there any drug interactions with luvox (fluvoxamine) and spironolactone?

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Which drug is more effective for aldosterone issues, spironolactone or eplerenone and why?

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Is these medicines effect diabetes in any way? (bisoprolol, furosemide, dronedaone, diovn, spironolactone)

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I am transgender and i do not want srs, but i am interested in chemical castration. i am taking estradiol and spironolactone now. what other drugs wou?

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