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What is the recommended duration of therapy for a daily medication regimen consisting of Acitrom, digoxin, Calaptin SR 120 mg, and Lasix, and do any of these drugs have a documented impact on male fertility?

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What is the recommended duration of therapy for a daily medication regimen consisting of Acitrom, digoxin, Calaptin SR 120 mg, and Lasix, and do any of these drugs have a documented impact on male fertility?

Asked by Male, 39 · 1 month ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

1 month ago

Medications like Acitrom (acenocoumarol), digoxin, Calaptin SR (verapamil), and Lasix (furosemide) are typically prescribed for long-term, sometimes lifelong, management of cardiovascular conditions. Your doctor will regularly review if they remain necessary. Regarding fertility, most of these medications have no documented negative impact. However, verapamil (Calaptin SR) has been occasionally associated with temporary, reversible decreases in sperm motility. Acitrom, digoxin, and Lasix are not known to affect male fertility. Please do not alter your dosage without consulting your doctor, especially if you are planning a family.

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