English to Galician Meaning of diuretic - diurético

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Definitions of diuretic in English
Noun(1) any substance that tends to increase the flow of urine, which causes the body to get rid of excess water
Examples of diuretic in English
(1) It may be necessary to increase the diuretic dosage, decrease the beta-blocker dosage or discontinue the beta blocker.(2) I can only take so many diuretic pills for the condition, and I'm on the maximum dose right now.(3) You have to be brave, silly or very determined to go out shopping shortly after you've taken your daily dose of diuretic pills.(4) It supports natural diuretic action, but does not force water from the body like diuretic pills.(5) A diuretic drug such as thiazide, and a very low salt diet, can help to reduce the amount of urine being made by up to half.(6) The mean blood pressure readings were the same for the diuretics and the newer drugs.(7) Patients with atrial fibrillation also had more drug days for diuretics and for electrolytes.(8) ACE inhibitors may be a preferred second drug to add to diuretics if necessary to achieve blood pressure control.(9) There is also evidence that diuretics and bronchodilators may have a synergistic effect in improving lung mechanics.(10) Recommended drugs for heart failure include ACE inhibitors, beta blockers, and diuretics .
Related Phrases of diuretic
(1) loop diuretic ::
diurético de manexar
Synonyms
Noun
1. water pill ::
pílula de auga
Different Forms
diuretic, diuretics
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