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What could happen if someone took 15 40mg tablets of furosemide?
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Ladin: For most people that much furosemide would cause excess dieresis perhaps with renal failure and other high dose side effects. Hearing problems have been reported. Electrolytes can be disordered if large volume diuresis.
Answered 2/27/2018
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