Diuretic preparation "Trigrim": instructions for use

The drug "Trigrim" instructions for use refers to a group of diuretic medicines, which are based on the connection of a type of Na + / 2Cl- / K + transporter with torasemide. Admission of this drug significantly reduces, slows down, and also completely prevents the absorption of sodium ions in the human body. As a result, the patient has a water reabsorption and a decrease in the osmotic pressure of the so-called intracellular fluid. It should also be noted that due to the pronounced anti-ddosteron effect, the preparation "Trigrim" (the instructions for use, included in the kit, confirms this), despite the rather long action, practically does not provoke the development of hypokalemia.

The diuretic in question is manufactured in the form of flat round tablets containing 10, 5 or 2.5 milligram torasemide as the active substance. In the role of additional components are magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide, corn starch and lactose.

Take the tablet "Trigrim" instruction for use advises with the goal of eliminating edema caused by diseases of the liver or kidneys. In addition, it is an indispensable drug for people with hypertension of the first degree. For this category of patients it is recommended to prescribe a systematic reception of the medicine "Trigrim". Indications for use include and edema associated with severe heart disease.

Experts recommend taking medicine "Trigrim", as a rule, 5 milligrams once a day. In case of acute necessity, the attending physician can increase the dosage several times. The maximum daily dose is 20 milligrams. In this case, increase the amount of medicine should be gradually. In exceptional cases, up to 40 milligrams of the drug may be taken within twenty-four hours.

Especially it should be noted that the instruction to use the tablet "Trigrim" categorically prohibits people suffering from arrhythmia or anuria. Pregnant women and nursing mothers should likewise refrain from taking this diuretic. In addition, doctors do not recommend taking this medication for those who suffer from chronic kidney failure. In the case of hypersensitivity to torasemide or an allergic reaction to any of the Auxiliary components, it is also worth not to use this medication. With extreme caution and only under the supervision of a doctor, you can take "Trigrim" tablets to people with gout, liver disease or a diagnosis of diabetes mellitus.

As for possible side effects, here the instruction, first of all, warns about the risk of hypokalemia or pancreatitis, blood pressure disorders, platelets and leukocytes decrease, decrease in appetite and urinary retention. Also, some categories of patients may notice dizziness, general weakness, drowsiness, hearing impairment, skin rashes, headaches and leg cramps.