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5.00 Dollar US$ Treating Heart Failure With Aldactone Buffalo
- Location: Buffalo, Buffalo, New York, United States
Aldactone (spironolactone) treats heart failure by reducing fluid buildup and lowering blood pressure. This diuretic that spares potassium promotes heart health, reduces symptoms including puffiness and dyspnea, and improves overall quality of life. Maintaining potassium levels and adhering to the recommended dosage are essential for a secure and efficient course of treatment.
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