Lasipen 40mg Strip Of 10 Tablets

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Lasipen 40 MG Description

Lasipen 40mg tablet contains Furosemide as the main ingredient. It is used to treat oedema (swelling) caused by an excess of water in the body in persons with heart failure, liver illness or kidney disease. If you don't get rid of the excess water in your body, it can place a burden on your heart, blood vessels, lungs, kidneys and liver. High blood pressure is also treated with this medication. Lasipen tablets are available on prescription in adults and older patients. Lasix tablet also contain furosemide as its active ingredient.

Product Summary

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Contains	Frusemide / Furosemide(40.0 Mg)
Uses	High blood pressure, oedema, heart failure
Side effects	Thirst, headache, confusion, muscle cramps and weakness, heart rhythm disturbances
Therapy	DIURETIC

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Precautions and Warnings

Uses of Lasipen 40 MG

Lasipen 40mg tablet is used for the treatment of swelling over the body due to heart disease, lung disease, liver disease or kidney disease. It is also used for the treatment of high blood pressure.

Contraindications of Lasipen 40 MG

Known allergy to furosemide, amiloride, sulphonamides or sulphonamide derivatives, and/or any of the ingredients of the product.
Hypovolaemia and dehydration
Severe hypokalaemia
Hepatic cirrhosis
Anuria or renal failure with anuria not responding to furosemide
Renal failure as a result of poisoning by nephrotoxic or hepatotoxic agents or renal failure associated with hepatic coma
Impaired renal function
Addison's disease
Concomitant potassium supplements or potassium sparing diuretics
Porphyria

Side effects of Lasipen 40 MG

Thirst
Headache
Confusion
Muscle cramps and weakness
Heart rhythm disturbances
Gastrointestinal problems such as sensation to vomit or diarrhoea.

Precautions and Warnings of Lasipen 40 MG

Pregnancy

Can I take Lasipen 40mg tablets during pregnancy?

Lasipen 40 mg is not recommended if you are pregnant or planning to get pregnant.

Breast Feeding

Can I take Lasipen 40mg tablets while breastfeeding?

Lasipen 40 mg is not recommended if you are breastfeeding. This is because small amounts of furosemide enters into the breast milk.

Driving

Can I drive if I have taken Lasipen 40mg tablets?

Lasipen 40mg Tablet can make you dizzy which, in turn, lowers alertness and affects vision. If you experience any of these symptoms, you should not drive.

Alcohol

Can I consume alcohol with Lasipen 40mg tablets?

Consuming alcohol along with Lasipen may further lower your blood pressure and make you dizzy. It is not advised to consume alcohol when taking Lasipen tablets. Please consult a doctor.

Other General Warnings

Talk to your doctor if

You have low blood pressure or feel dizzy when you get up from a seated position
You have liver or kidney problems
You are taking digoxin for treating heart problems
You have diabetes
You have trouble urinating
You have low protein levels in your blood (hypoproteinaemia)
You suffer from acute porphyria symptoms like severe pain in stomach, back, or thigh
You are an elderly patient with dementia and are also taking risperidone
You have prostate problems
You have gout
You feel dizzy or dehydrated
You are taking any other diuretics

Directions for Use of Lasipen 40 MG

Follow your doctor's instructions on the dosage and duration of this medication
Take the tablet all at once
Do not chew, crush, or break the tablet
Lasipen 40mg Tablet can be taken with or without food
Take the tablet at the same time every day

Storage and disposal of Lasipen 40 MG

Do not store the tablets above 25°C
To keep the product safe from light, keep it in its original packaging
Keep the tablets away from children and pets
Do not use the tablet after expiry date
Medicines should not be flushed down the toilet or thrown away in the trash

Dosage of Lasipen 40 MG

Overdose

Overdose of Lasipen tablets results in confusion, lack of focus, lack of interest, dizziness, fainting, light headedness, muscle cramps, pain and swelling in the body, or uneven heartbeat. Contact you...

Missed a Dose

Take Lasipen 40mg Tablet as soon as possible if you miss a dose. However, if your next dose is approaching, skip the missing dose and return to your regular schedule. Do not take two doses. Contact yo...

Mode of Action of Lasipen 40 MG

How Does It Work?

Furosemide belongs to diuretics class of medications. It acts by increasing the amount of salt and water in your kidneys, which is then passed out of the body as urine.

Interactions of Lasipen 40 MG

Interactions with other medicines

Concomitant use of antihypertensive medications can cause significant drops in blood pressure.
Furosemide and anti-arrhythmic medications such as amiodarone, disopyramide, flecainide, and sotalol enhance the risk of cardiotoxicity
The use of painkillers along with furosemide increases the chances of renal failure.
Aminoglycosides, polymyxins, and vancomycin are antibiotics that increase the risk of ototoxicity. Aminoglycosides or cefaloridine have a higher risk of nephrotoxicity.
Following cardiac surgery, furosemide can lower vancomycin blood levels
Trimethoprim increases the risk of hyponatremia
Renal impairment can occur in people who are taking furosemide plus high doses of some cephalosporins at the same time.
Laxatives, antihistamines, CNS stimulants, glycyrrhizin, antifungals, carbenoxolone, and corticosteroids may increase the risk of developing hypokalaemia.
Cytotoxic medicines used for cancer may increase ototoxicity.

Content Details

WRITTEN BY

Dr. Shatrugan Ganpatrao

MBBS

REVIEWED BY

Dr. Shubham Pandey

MBBS

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Can I stop taking Lasipen 40mg tablet now my blood pressure is lower?

A: It's best to keep taking Lasipen tablet even if it successfully lowers your blood pressure. Your blood pressure may rise again if you stop taking it. Consult a doctor before stopping the medication. Keep in mind that lowering your blood pressure lowers your risk of having a heart attack or stroke in the future.

Q: Will Lasipen tablet affect my contraception?

A: If you're using Lasipen tablet, some hormonal contraception methods, such as the combination pill and contraceptive patch, aren't normally recommended. This is because some hormonal contraceptives might cause your blood pressure to rise, interfering with the medication's effectiveness. If you're using or using hormonal contraceptives, talk to your doctor.

Q: Can I take Lasipen tablet to lose weight?

A: You may lose weight if you're taking Lasipen tablet for high blood pressure or oedema because your body loses fluids. However, Lasipen tablet should not be used solely to lose weight. Take Lasipen only if your doctor has prescribed it and only for the reason your doctor has prescribed it.

Q: How much fluid should I drink while I'm taking Lasipen tablet?

A: When using Lasipen tablet, it's usually recommended to drink normally. Drink enough fluid to avoid becoming thirsty for long periods, and gradually increase your fluid consumption when exercising or in hot conditions. It's a good sign that you've had enough to drink if your pee is pale and clear. If you have heart failure or kidney difficulties, you may need to reduce your fluid intake. Your doctor or nurse will advise you on how much water you should drink each day.

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