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Spironolactone is a potassium-sparing diuretic, prescribed for hyperaldosteronism, low potassium levels, and for edema (fluid retention) caused by various conditions.
Trade Names
Albactide |
Albactide |
Aldactide |
Aldactine |
Aldactine |
Aldactone (100mg) |
Aldactone (25mg) |
Aldostix |
Aldostix |
Amifru -S |
Amifru -S |
Aquamide |
Aquamide |
Dyamide Plus |
Dyamide Plus |
Dyamide Plus (20 mg) |
Dyamide Plus (20 mg) |
Dytor Plus (10mg/50mg) |
Dytor Plus -20 (20mg/50mg) |
Dytor Plus Forte (10mg/100mg) |
Dytor Plus LS (10mg/25mg) |
Dytor Plus Tab (5mg/50mg) |
Fruselac |
Fruselac |
Fruselac (20mg/50mg) |
Fruselac DS |
Fruselac DS |
Frusis |
Frusis |
Lactone |
More...Spironolactone Interactions with Food and Herbs
Diuretic Herbs: Avoid diuretic herbs like Dandelion, Uva ursi, Juniper, Buchu, Cleavers, Horsetail, and Gravel root with spironolactone as they can cause additional diuresis.Magnesium-rich foods: Fish, dark greens and nuts which are rich in magnesium might interact with spironolactone when taken together resulting in the accumulation of excess magnesium in the body.
Sodium rich foods: Sodium-rich foods when taken by a patient on spironolactone will affect the excretion of excess water from the body.
Licorice:Licorice should not be used with diuretics like spironolactone as it can reduce the efficacy of spironolactone.
