Pulmonary Edema: Is a medical emergency which requires powerful pharmacological therapy such as diuretic furosemide.
Answered 7/7/2020
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Caffeine, but...: Caffeine is a "natural" diuretic, so theoretically that could work. But, if you have pulmonary edema, i would not trust a "natural" diuretic. You need to be evaluated immediately. Pulmonary edema may be the sign of something more serious, like a heart attack. So, if you have pulmonary edema, you need to get checked out.
Answered 10/1/2017
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