Ascites ( , from Ancient Greek askites, "baglike") is a Gastroenterology term for an accumulation of fluid in the peritoneal cavity.The Medicine condition is also known as peritoneal cavity fluid, peritoneal fluid excess, hydroperitoneum or more archaically as '''abdomina...
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...inspired me for a long while now. I'm saying prayers and swinging chickens that they get the ascites under control so you are not in...
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...they say. I always give them an extra week.
Lasix is probably what you are on. And remember, low low sodium diet. I got rid of my ascites with just the diet part, didn't have to go on the...
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...march. take 2 furosemide in the morning and 2 in the evening. helps me with my ascites. with God's grace, haven't had a problem so far. don't know if this...
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I too used lasix and aldactone and was never tapped. I was able to keep the ascites under control until my cirrhosis got really bad, by strictly limiting my salt intake. Another good source...
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...the list?
My husband had ascites last fall and was getting ...10 days. The lasix and aldactone seemed to keep the ascites under control since December, but now...
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Do they have any idea what is causing the ascites? Are they testing the fluid for you?
I'm sorry, ...to how to get the ascites under control so you can get...
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...information on progression of the cancer, but I also agree ...diagnosed this July. Dr put her on diurectics (lasix and another one) and ...seems to be keeping her ascites under control...
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...is not very high on the list of considerations right now. The biggest focus is getting the ascites under control, and that can only be done by abstaining from alcohol and the meds. The good news...
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...our mom's (mum's) need! My mom has been on doxil twice in the past ...with her newest chemo - gemzar, cisplatin, and avastin - her ascites have gone down dramatically and her lymphodema is near...
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