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A '''water pill''' is term used by patients and health care providers to refer to a pill made of water.  Essentially placebo.  It actually has nothing to do with Lasix.
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A '''water pill''' is term used by patients and health care providers to refer to a pill made of water.  Essentially placebo.  It actually has nothing to do with [[Lasix (Furosemide)|Lasix]].
  
 
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Revision as of 14:57, 11 September 2016

A water pill is term used by patients and health care providers to refer to a pill made of water. Essentially placebo. It actually has nothing to do with Lasix.


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