LOZOL Reviews (INDAPAMIDE)

Average Rating: 2.1 (16 Ratings)

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 Type: Brand name discontinued; available as generic

  

LOZOL  (INDAPAMIDE):  This medication is used to treat high blood pressure. Indapamide is also used to reduce extra fluid in the body (edema) caused by heart failure. Lowering high blood pressure helps prevent strokes, heart attacks, and kidney problems. Indapamide belongs to a class of drugs known as diuretics/"water pills." It works by causing you to make more urine. This helps your body get rid of extra salt and water. This can lessen symptoms such as shortness of breath or swelling in your ankles or feet.   FDA Approval Date: 1983-07-06 (Sources: U.S. Centers for Medicare Services, FDA)

  

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RATING  REASONSIDE EFFECTS FOR LOZOLCOMMENTSSEXAGEDURATION/
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DATE ADDED
 
 1  Slightly elevated Bp Itchy eyes, double vision in left eye, congestion, pain in lower back, sneezing, anxiety, getting up several times in the night to urinate, fatigue. Did lower my BP enough but the side effects were horrifying. F 73 2 months
1.5mg 1X day
1/28/2023
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 5   0 days
1X day
1/23/2023
 1  High bp Migraine headache , vomited , felt really unwell . Heart rate over 100 Blood test done me and was told I'd hyponatramia . Sodium level 121 F 60 2 days
20mg 1X day
8/31/2022
 1  High Blood Pressure/Edema Felt exhausted all of the time. Kept falling asleep. Started to become extremely bloated. Stopped taking medication. The side effects are extremely unpleasant. They are not listed by the manufacturer. It did marginally help with swelling in feet and legs and lowered blood pressure slightly. M 62 30 days
1.5 1X day
12/3/2021
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 5  high blood pressure no problems M 66 1 months
2.5 1X day
5/23/2021
 1  Moderately high blood pressure Lower back pain, stomach and abdomen bloating, dry mouth and eyes, headache. F 71 60 days
1.5 mg 1X day
8/16/2020
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 1  High blood pressure Dizzy fast heart beat dry mouth sweating chest pain horrible drug F 61 2 days
2/7/2019
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 1  For high blood pressure Indapamide My body began to weaken over a 6-day when I began to dry heave, then regurgitate in the evening of the 6th day. Went to Doctor on 7th day when he told me to discontinue use. Went home where I fainted, then "ambulanced" to ICU at hospital. Stayed for 4-days to IV sodium/potassium level from "104"to normal"135-145". I thought I was a goner. Learn from my ugly experience. They don't make "lozol" but they make the generic "indapamide". Still being prescribed. Beware. M 67 7 days
2.5mg
8/25/2015
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 1  Blood Pressure Only Medication I was On...Nasty Drug for Elderly Found it does not all leave system daily up to 25% can stay and builds up over time and causes overdosing..Dehydration, Breathing Problems, Rash,Severe itching, swallowing problems and Depression.It did do its job in lowering my BP.Discontinued all side effects cleared up.Diet,Exercise and various Vitamins have also done the job without side effects. F 71 1 years
1.25 1X day
5/25/2013
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 5  High blood None F 55 10 years
1.25
1/7/2013
 1  Blood Pressure Very good at doing what it is suppose to.Lowered BP 30 points.But side effects in elderly very bad.Dehydration.Skin Rash.Tiredness.Swollen Throat.Over all a NASTY Medication for those that are prone to side effects. Beware as a Nasty drug for those prone to side effects.Especially Elderly F 70 12 months
1X day
10/11/2012
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 2  blood pressure started off good over time heart beat faster dizzyness, never lowered my blood pressure that much mine had slow release diretic so was weeing all nite couldnt sleep ended up with leg spasms n cramps mostly all nite. Insomnia unreal stopped taking them symptoms just got worse Drs dont know what this drug is doing to you....its actually killing you!!! F 50 3 years
1.5mg 1X day
6/16/2010
 5  Hypertension approx. 130/100 None. Great diuretic. I have taken Lozol (indapamide) 1.25mg since 1994. At one time it had reduced my BP to 120/72. Perfect! Now my BP has creeped back up. I've tried other meds (Lisinopril, Diovan) in addition to the Lozol, but have had trouble with side effects. Now I'm working on diet, vitamins, minerals (Mg & potassium), and sleep to bring down borderline BP. F 43 14 years
10/20/2008
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 1  High Blood Pressure Nausea, dizziness, tinnitus, insomnia, agitation, anxiety, thirst, flu-like symptoms, dehydration, confusion, depression, flushing, rash, swelling, night-sweats. I have taken this drug on and off for the last two years as a supplement to ACE treatment for high blood pressure and it really is a nasty add-on. Everytime my doctor convinces me to try it again I wonder why I have agreed. My view is only consider this drug as a last resort - it's not a good diuretic, it's not a good antihypertensive - it's just cheap and nasty. M 30 2 years
8/22/2008
 1  High blood pressure dehydration, personality change, anxiety, reduced kidney function This drug caused me to be so dehyrated that my eyes and mouth were always dry no matter how much I drank liquids. I noticed that I would become easily upset and angry. My blood tests showed that it lowered my kidney function. I was also taking Toprol and Cozaar. The combination of drugs seem to have caused permanent kidney damage. F 64 2 years
1/9/2008
 2  high blood pressure dreadful acid reflux ,nausea,Bathroom visits at night prevented sleep,general malaise taken at different times F 66 60 days
4/12/2007
  

LOZOL  (INDAPAMIDE):  This medication is used to treat high blood pressure. Indapamide is also used to reduce extra fluid in the body (edema) caused by heart failure. Lowering high blood pressure helps prevent strokes, heart attacks, and kidney problems. Indapamide belongs to a class of drugs known as diuretics/"water pills." It works by causing you to make more urine. This helps your body get rid of extra salt and water. This can lessen symptoms such as shortness of breath or swelling in your ankles or feet.   FDA Approval Date: 1983-07-06 (Sources: U.S. Centers for Medicare Services, FDA)

     

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