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What is the best and also a homeopathic way to deal with swelling that dials up and down while also taking Bumex and Spironolactone?

Also taking Tumeric and Echinachea

March 9
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o.k. thanks

March 15
A MyAmyloidosisTeam Member

Make sure to run this passed your Dr. some herbal supplements can decrease the effectiveness of your treatment. Especially tumeric

March 15
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How can you manage swelling that fluctuates while taking Bumex and Spironolactone, along with turmeric and echinacea?

Managing swelling with amyloidosis requires a careful approach, especially when you're already on diuretics like Bumex and Spironolactone. Here are some strategies that may help:

Lifestyle modifications
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How can you manage swelling that fluctuates while taking Bumex and Spironolactone, along with turmeric and echinacea?

Managing swelling with amyloidosis requires a careful approach, especially when you're already on diuretics like Bumex and Spironolactone. Here are some strategies that may help:

Lifestyle modifications:
* Elevate your legs when sitting or lying down to help reduce fluid buildup
* Wear compression stockings to improve circulation and reduce swelling
* Limit salt intake, as sodium can worsen fluid retention
* Monitor your fluid intake as directed by your doctor

Important considerations about supplements:

Since you're taking turmeric and echinacea along with prescription medications, it's essential to discuss these with your doctor. Supplements can interact with medications, and your healthcare provider needs to know everything you're taking to avoid side effects or poor interactions.

When to contact your doctor:

If your swelling is fluctuating significantly, this could indicate that your current medication doses need adjustment. Your doctor may need to modify your diuretic regimen or investigate other causes of the swelling.

Always talk with your healthcare provider before trying dietary supplements or making changes to your treatment plan, as they can help you find the safest and most effective approach for your specific situation.

March 9

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