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Ankyra Medical Journal (AnkMJ), formerly known as the Journal of Translational and Practical Medicine, regularly publishes international quality issues in the field of Medicine in the light of current information.

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Principles of the diuretic using
Water and electrolyte balances are essential in the body. Many conditions, especially heart and kidney failure, venous insufficiency, and drugs, cause edema. In these patients, the diagnosis of edema, the evaluation of the patient in terms of critical underlying pathologies, and appropriate treatment are essential. The use of diuretics in conditions related to the disease is essential for both the treatment of edema and the clinical relief of the patient. Diuretic doses are ineffective or may cause problems due to excessive diuresis when diuretic doses are not appropriately adjusted. This review emphasizes the principles of diuretic use and essential points to be considered.


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