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Agents used to augment diuresis in adult patients with heart failure refractory to high-dose loop diuretics*

Agents used to augment diuresis in adult patients with heart failure refractory to high-dose loop diuretics*
Drug Initial dose Highest typical dose
Commonly used
Metolazone (oral) 2.5 mg 10 mg once daily
Chlorothiazide (IV) 250 mg 1000 mg once daily
Less commonly used
Acetazolamide (IV) 250 mg 500 mg once daily
Amiloride (oral) 5 mg 10 mg once daily
Hydrochlorothiazide (oral) 12.5 mg 50 mg once daily
Chlorthalidone (oral) 12.5 mg 25 mg once daily
Spironolactone (oral) 12.5 mg 100 mg once daily
Eplerenone (oral) 12.5 mg 50 mg once daily
In patients who undergo concurrent therapy with a loop diuretic plus an agent listed in this table (ie, combination diuretic therapy), frequent monitoring (eg, vital signs, electrolyte levels) in the inpatient setting is typically required. After initiation of combination therapy, the approach to subsequent therapy is based on clinical response (eg, resolution of symptoms, decrease in weight) and tolerability (eg, complications such as hypokalemia). For more information on choice of agent, dosing, and monitoring of combination diuretic therapy, refer to UpToDate content on management of patients refractory to diuretics and content on advanced heart failure.

IV: intravenous.

* High-dose loop diuretic refers to a cumulative daily dose greater than or equal to the following: furosemide 200 mg/day IV or 400 mg/day orally, torsemide 100 mg/day orally, or bumetanide 10 mg/day IV or orally.
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