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Is furosemide good in wolff Parkinson syndrome

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Furosemide is not indicated for the treatment of Wolff-Parkinson-White (WPW) syndrome.

Furosemide indications

WPW syndrome management

In conclusion, furosemide is not effective in the management of WPW syndrome, as it is not indicated for this condition. The management of WPW syndrome typically involves observation or catheter ablation, depending on the patient's risk profile and symptoms. Certain medications are contraindicated in this condition due to the presence of accessory conduction pathways.

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