Are OTC water pills safe?

Answer by  Latin4 (11170)

Menstrual cycle you can take some otc water bills. But I know to many people that have taken them regularly and have ended up with kidney problems.

Answer by  cbdave (124)

Water pills are diuretics (meaning they induce water reduction by urination) and have always been dangerous: how they work differs for each person, people tend to overuse them (because they're probably trying to lose weight quickly), and water/electrolyte balance is critical to health. Now there's some evidence they're linked to kidney cancer. They are UNSAFE.

Answer by  Rose (6804)

Over the counter water pills are considered to be a safe way to reduce water weight. Make certain that you check for any drug interactions and rely on a doctors help when starting any weight loss program. Other things to watch for are expiration dates and make sure that you drink plenty.

Answer by  IsmaraNadir (31)

There are many side effects associated with the pill. Depleation of pottasium levels therefore in order to balance it an increased banana intake. I t could lead to low blood pressure and dizziness associated with poor glucose levels. A complete profile of the blood must be carried out to ensure whether the pill taken does not give rise to adverse sideeffects.