So you mean Colchicine not colchineColchine used in gout ..
Its true PPI may worsen SBP .... Thanks for that coz i forgot that ..
But its not PPI ....
Really I don't know, that's a good question. Let's see if somebody can answer it for us heresorry for that .. yes its colchicine
Ans is furosemide ....but Why ??
How about frusemide ?Colchine used in gout ..
Its true PPI may worsen SBP .... Thanks for that coz i forgot that ..
But its not PPI ....
What is the mechanism by which hypokalemia causes hepatic encephalopathy!?How about frusemide ?
IS that the drug which can coz changes in K level in bloob ?
I think changes in K level in blood could precipitate encephalopathy.
The hypokalemia and metabolic alkalosis seen with any diuretic therapy (except K+ sparing) will favor the conversion of NH4+ to NH3 thereby contributing to more ammonia formation and worsening or precipitating the encephalopathy.What is the mechanism by which hypokalemia causes hepatic encephalopathy!?
Woow, thank you for the explanationThe hypokalemia and metabolic alkalosis seen with any diuretic therapy (except K+ sparing) will favor the conversion of NH4+ to NH3 thereby contributing to more ammonia formation and worsening or precipitating the encephalopathy.