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I take invokana 300 mg once a day. however i hear on tv that it has major side effects and damages the kidneys. is it true ?
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Risk of side effects: There are many possible dangerous side effects from Ivokana including kidney problems. Sudden kidney injury has happened to people who are taking this drug. Other serious side effects have included ketoacidosis, hyperkalemia, serious urinary tract infections, bone fractures, & serious allergic reactions. Please consult carefully with the prescribing physician about this.
Answered 4/9/2018
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