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Severe Cramps In Legs And Feet, Low BP, On Metolazone, Torsemide Since Congestive Heart Failure. Worrisome?

please do my bp is 101/54 i was in the hospital in aug for congestive heart failure got home and my feet and legs swelled up. put me on 200 mg torsemide that didnt work so they added metolazone on thurs...since then the swelling is gone but getting cramps in legs and feet and bp running low. today i m supposed to only take 100 mg torsemide and the metolazone. I m worried about my bp which was 102/54 all day yesterday. i call the dr but always get the nurse.
Fri, 5 Oct 2012
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Hello..
thanks for writing us..
Dont worry.. in case of CHF if B.P is maintained upto 100 SBP without any symptoms it is okay..

As you are on high doses of diuretics, your cramps are due to dyselectrolytemia

You go for serum sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium check up and meanwhile you can start
syrup. potassium chlorite

Get back to me after investigation, will be happy to answer you

Good Luck
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Severe Cramps In Legs And Feet, Low BP, On Metolazone, Torsemide Since Congestive Heart Failure. Worrisome?

Hello.. thanks for writing us.. Dont worry.. in case of CHF if B.P is maintained upto 100 SBP without any symptoms it is okay.. As you are on high doses of diuretics, your cramps are due to dyselectrolytemia You go for serum sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium check up and meanwhile you can start syrup. potassium chlorite Get back to me after investigation, will be happy to answer you Good Luck