Get a prescription refill for Spironolactone online
You can get a Spironolactone prescription refill online to treat hypertension, heart failure, acne, edema, and low potassium levels. However, a Spironolactone (Aldactone) prescription refill will only be provided after a virtual consultation with our online doctor at Your Doctors Online.
- FDA-approved for edema, heart failure, and more
- Helps manage high blood pressure
- May be prescribed off-label as part of your acne treatment plan
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How to get an Spironolactone prescription?
A simple, three-step guide on how to get your Aldactone refill from anywhere in the US and Canada. You can now get your medication refills within minutes:
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Download the Your Doctors Online app and register. Inform the doctor about the refills that you require.
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Discuss your medical history and get answers to any questions that you may have.
Get Aldactone online
If Aldactone is the best option for you, your prescription will be issued immediately.
Who is eligible to refill Spironolactone online?
To qualify for an Aldactone refill online, you should meet the following criteria:
- Are diagnosed with hypertension, heart, and low potassium problems
- Have edema or fluid retention
- Are not under 12 or pregnant
- Do not have any allergy to Aldactone
- Do not have an underlying kidney disease, or history of blood clots.
Dosages and Strengths of Spironolactone
It is available as Aldactone, only by prescription. The generic version is Spironolactone. It is available under other brand names, including CaroSpir. Below are the common dosages of each form.
- Aldactone tablet dosage: 25 mg, 50 mg, 100 mg
- Oral suspension: 25 mg/5 mL (5 mL)
Side effects of Spironolactone
Some common side effects of Aldactone include:
- Muscle pain
- Headache
- Numbness
- Confusion
If the side effects persist or if you experience severe dizziness, yellowing of eye, leg cramps, muscle weakness or a severe allergic reaction, please seek immediate medical attention.
Contraindications and Precautions
- Discuss your medication history with your healthcare providers to avoid any hypersensitive or allergic reactions.
- This drug may increase your urinary output more than usual.
- If you have kidney disease or mental-mood disorders, blood vessel disease, coronary artery disease, or stroke, consult your provider before taking this medication.
- This medication should not be used in pregnancy or when planning to get pregnant to avoid any fetal anomalies.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a prescription for Spironolactone?
Yes, Spironolactone is a prescription drug used to treat some medical issues such as hypertension, fluid retention, congestive heart failure and hyperaldosteronism.
You can get a prescription refill by connecting with one of our online doctors at Your Doctors Online.
How long does it take for Spironolactone to work?
Spironolactone typically begins to relieve edema within 2 to 3 days. However, this may take longer. The action of Spironolactone in treating high blood pressure (hypertension) can take up to two weeks.
Who should not take Aldactone?
Those with Spironolactone allergies, hyperkalemia (high blood potassium levels), severe kidney dysfunction, or Addison’s disease should not take Aldactone. It should also be avoided by pregnant or nursing women because it might endanger the fetus/baby.
Can I take Aldactone everyday?
Aldactone can be taken once each day or in smaller dosages. Your doctor may advise you to take Aldactone every day or in cycles with a break in between if you have excessive body hair (hirsutism), which is a condition that affects females.
What happens if I miss a dose of Aldactone?
Aldactone tablet should be taken as soon as you remember. If your next dose approaches, skip the missed one and continue your regular dosing regimen.
What drugs can replace Aldactone?
Sometimes, Eplerenone (Inspra) can be an alternative to Aldactone (Spironolactone). Both drugs are potassium-sparing diuretics for treating conditions like high blood pressure and heart failure.
Some other drugs used to treat hypertension may be prescribed as alternatives:
Lotensin (Benazepril)
Vasotec (Enalapril)
Accupril (Quinapril)
Lotrel (Amlodipine & Benazepril)
What happens if I take too much Aldactone?
Drowsiness, mental fogginess, maculopapular or erythematous rash, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, or diarrhea may be signs of an acute overdose of Aldactone. Please report to a doctor immediately if such is the case.
How quickly does Spironolactone work for acne?
Spironolactone typically takes several weeks to months to show noticeable improvements in acne, as it works by regulating hormones that contribute to acne development. The exact timeline can vary among individuals, but 3-6 months is usually required. It is essential to be patient and consistent with treatment.
How quickly dose Spironolactone lower testosterone?
According to studies, when Spironolactone is administered to healthy males, it appears to reduce testosterone by 50–60% within hours. It takes around 4-8weeks for Spironolactone to lower testosterone levels when taken alongside estrogen.
Who is a good candidate for Spironolactone?
Aldactone is used to treat hypertension, heart, and low potassium problems.
Dermatologists typically advise women with persistent hormonal acne or who have previously failed various acne medications to take Spironolactone. It is an off-label treatment for acne.
How long can you be on Spironolactone?
Some individuals may take Spironolactone for several months to manage conditions like acne or hirsutism. In contrast, others may need long-term use for managing conditions like high blood pressure or heart failure.
Is Spironolactone an FDA approved medication?
Yes, Spironolactone is an FDA-approved medication for the management of high blood pressure, hyperaldosteronism, fluid retention and congestive heart failure. Some doctors prescribed it off-label as part of your acne treatment plan
What medications should be avoided with Spironolactone?
ACE inhibitors, Potassium supplements, Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and some antibiotics like Trimethoprim should be avoided with Spironolactone.