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Guest 36835- Yasmin's diuretic is a potassium sparing diuretic...

Posted at 9:28 PM on Jan 26, 2007 by jpisano, #19504
Guest 36835- Yasmin's diuretic is a potassium sparing diuretic. That's the difference. What that means is that while it flushes out fluids, it spares potassium-thus the risk of high potassium-and hyperkalemia a potentially fatal state! To your question on research, as electrolytes get out of balance, so does muscle control. IE the number of women here who have suffered muscle twitchs from toe/feet to heart. In particular when the balance of magnesium and calcium is off-set, one experiences murmurs and muscle flacidity! So have your magnesium, potassium and calcium levels checked pronto!
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