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Diuretic abuse, as well as causing dehydration, can lead to fluid retention and weight gain. In an attempt to adjust to the diuretic effects, the body will retain water. Abusing this type of medication can also lead to dizzy spells and fainting. Diuretics are commonly used to lower blood pressure. So, in a person with normal blood pressure, the diuretic effects can cause hypotension. Diuretics are not meant to be weight loss tools and can cause serious side effects including, but not limited to, increased uric acid levels and hypokalemia.
Diuretics should not actually damage the kidneys (except in the case of uncommon allergic reactions, especially to sulfa-containing diuretics such as Lasix). However, by removing water from the circulation, diuretics can raise the levels of BUN and creatinine, which are commonly-used measures of kidney function. When this happens, the BUN and creatinine should go right back down to their previous levels when the diuretic is stopped.