Notice blood in your urine while taking Lasix? Contact your doctor immediately if you experience:
Severe abdominal pain: This could indicate internal bleeding, a serious complication requiring urgent attention.
Large amounts of blood: Bright red or dark brown urine with significant blood volume warrants immediate medical evaluation.
Blood clots in your urine: Passing blood clots suggests a potentially severe problem needing prompt diagnosis and treatment.
Accompanying symptoms: Fever, chills, or significant back pain alongside blood in your urine require urgent medical care, as these may signal a kidney infection or other severe condition.
Decreased urine output: While Lasix is a diuretic, a sudden drop in urination alongside blood may point to a serious kidney problem.
Dizziness or lightheadedness: Combined with blood in your urine, these could indicate a dangerous drop in blood pressure, requiring immediate intervention.
Any concerns: Even if you don’t experience these specific symptoms, don’t hesitate to contact your physician if you are worried about the blood in your urine. Early detection can be crucial for successful management.
