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Furosemide 40 mg Tablet-
Edema:
Hypertension:
Furosemide 250 mg Tablet: For selected patients with advanced chronic renal failure, diuretic therapy may be started with Furosemide orally. If conventional doses (80 to 160 mg orally) fail to produce an adequate diuresis, a single dose of 250 mg is given as a starting dose. If a satisfactory diuresis does not ensue within 4-6 hours, the initial dose may be doubled to 500 mg. The criterion of optimal dosage is a urinary output of at least 2.5 liters per day. A maximum daily dose of 1000 mg should not be exceeded.
Furosemide Syrup: Furosemide Liquid has an exceptionally wide therapeutic range, the effect being proportional to the dosage. Furosemide Liquid is best given as a single dose either daily or on alternate days. The usual initial daily dose is 40 mg. This may require adjustment until the effective dose is achieved as a maintenance dose. In mild cases, 20 mg daily or 40 mg on alternate days may be sufficient, whereas in cases of resistant edema, daily doses of 80 mg and above may be used as one or two daily, or intermittently. Severe cases may require gradual titration of the furosemide dosage up to 600 mg daily. The recommended maximum daily dose of furosemide administration is 1,500 mg.
Furosemide Injection-
Edema:
Adults: Doses of 20-50 mg intramuscularly or intravenously may be given initially. If larger doses are required, they should be given increasing by 20 mg increments and not given more often than every two hours. If doses greater than 50 mg are required it is recommended that they should be given by slow intravenous infusion. The recommended maximum daily dose of furosemide administration is 1,500 mg.
By slow intravenous injection:
By continuous intravenous infusion:
Hypertension:
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