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Aceon 与 Maxzide

Aceon 与 Maxzide互相作用以及同时服用的可能性。

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Aceon <> Maxzide

现实性: 08.09.2022 评论家: 医学副博士Shkutko P.M., in

在该服务的官方手册中，已注明相关研究结果统计规定的互相作用。该互相作用或对患者健康引起不良后果，或起到良好效果。具体联合用药问题，需遵从医嘱。

用户:

使用普利一起氨苯蝶啶可能增加各级的钾在你的血液(高血钾)，尤其是如果你脱水或有肾脏病、糖尿病、心脏衰竭，或如果你是一个年长的成年人。高血钾可能导致的症状，如弱点、混乱、麻木或刺痛，并且不均匀的心跳。如果你的医生开的这些药物在一起，可能需要的剂量调整或特别的测试，以安全地把这两种药物。重要的是要告诉你的医生关于所有其他药物的使用，包括维生素和草药。不停止使用任何药物，没有第一个说你的医生。

医界专家:

密切监测：伴随使用的血管紧张素转换酶(ACE)，抑制剂和钾利尿剂可能会增加风险的高血钾. 抑制ACE结果在下降醛固酮分泌，这可能会导致增加在血钾，可以添加剂，致通过钾利尿剂。相互作用可以是轻度在大多数患者正常肾功能。在回顾性审查127患者治疗与卡托普利，他们中有些人还得到一个钾利尿剂或利尿钾的补充，不会被发现之间的卡托普利用的变化和血钾的水平。在另一个的回顾性研究，这种药物是没有任何效果上的血钾的16个病人是谁把呋或阿米洛利，并且没有任何差别的血钾级别小组在采取这种药物有利尿剂相比，一个类似的小组不采取这种药物. 然而，威胁生命和致命的高血钾已报告发生几天之内到几周收到该组合的患者的风险因素，例如肾功能障碍、糖尿病、年老、严重或日益恶化的心脏衰竭，而同时使用钾补充剂或其他药物，提高血钾。这两个王牌抑制剂的单独和利尿剂单独已经与相关的高血钾在患有肾损伤。 ACE抑制剂也可能会造成恶化的肾功能在患有慢性心脏衰竭和中风险增加，如果他们钠贫或脱水后过度利尿.

管理：谨慎建议，如果ACE抑制剂的使用钾利尿剂，特别是在患有肾损伤、糖尿病、年老、不断恶化的心脏衰竭和/或风险，对于脱水。血钾和肾功能应定期检查，并补充钾通常应该避免，除非它是密切监测。患者应给予饮食咨询和建议，以寻求医疗注意，如果他们的经验的迹象和症状的高血钾例如虚弱，无精打采，混乱，刺痛的肢体和心律不齐。如果内酯是规定一个王牌抑制剂，一些调查人员建议，其剂量不超过25毫克/天。

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