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Reduced bioavailability and effect of furosemide given with food
European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology
|January 1, 1986
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10 healthy volunteers were given 40 mg furosemide p.o. with and without breakfast. The meal reduced the peak level of furosemide and decreased its bioavailability by approximately 30%. A heavy meal given to 5 of the subjects had no further effect. The reduced bioavailability caused a reduction in the diuretic effect.
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