There is Difference Between Adult Male and Female in Urine Output After Lasix Consumption

Abstract

Gender disparities in pharmacological development and therapeutic treatment response have been documented. The diuretic response of oral furosemide was tested in six male and six female normal volunteers. A single dosage of furosemide was administered to each subject. Total urine output was collected for volume assessment during the following 6 hours, with male urine output (468.0) being higher than female urine output (367.2), and urine output quantity (P=0.142) in relation to pee flow rate, among the treatments. There were no statistically significant differences between male and female participants.