Diuretics Part-5 | Osmotic diuretic

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Ma'am, If e patient in hyperglycemia can we give diuretics?

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It depends on the specific circumstances of the patient and the type of diuretic being considered. Some diuretics, such as thiazide diuretics, can potentially worsen hyperglycemia by causing glucose intolerance. However, other types of diuretics, such as loop diuretics, do not have a significant effect on blood glucose levels. It is important to consider the underlying cause of hyperglycemia, as well as any other underlying medical conditions the patient may have, before starting diuretic therapy. It is always best to consult with a healthcare professional, who can evaluate the patient's overall condition and make a treatment recommendation. In general, if a patient has diabetes and taking diuretics, blood sugar levels should be closely monitored, and dose of hypoglycemic agents may need to be adjusted.