Thirst was higher in those with fluid restriction, while there was no difference in any of the exploratory safety outcomes. Our conclusion is that in patients with stable heart failure there is no ...

Patients assigned to fluid restriction consumed an average of 1,480 mL per day and those assigned to unrestricted fluid intake consumed an average of 1,760 mL per day, an average difference of ...

Optimal fluid management in patients with acute lung injury is unknown. Diuresis or fluid restriction may improve lung function but could jeopardize extrapulmonary-organ perfusion.In a randomized s ...

CHICAGO — A new study that looked at how liberal vs. restrictive fluid restriction impacts health status for patients with chronic heart failure found no added risks or benefits with either ...

Man drinking water In a survey, nearly one-third of hemodialysis patients said they disliked fluid restriction. The following article is part of conference coverage from the NKF 2018 Spring ...

Bringing the problem of fluid overload under control among dialysis patients has been central to discussions by clinicians and policy makers over the past two to three years. It has been discussed ...

Fluid restriction, said van Kimmenade, is “something that really bothers [patients].” No Sign Restrictive Intake Helps The FRESH-UP study, which was reported during a late-breaking clinical trial ...

Sodium restriction is indeed an important cornerstone in the treatment of ascites, and the usual recommendation is to limit sodium intake to 88 mmol/day, which represents moderate sodium restriction.

Salt and fluid restriction has been shown to decrease urinary sodium excretion and extracellular water; however, the study sample comprised asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic patients.

From 2021 to 2024, selected participants were randomized to liberal fluid intake (n=254) or fluid restriction (n=250). The study population was around age 69 on average and around 67% were men.

Normal fluid intake depends on sex and age. In a National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey from 2009-2012, men in the general population drank on average 3.46 L (14.6 cups) daily, while ...