List of Medications Associated With Dehydration

What follows is a representative list of medications associated with dehydration.

But it is fair to say that most medications that affect us at our deepest physical level cause dehydration on some level.

Most of us believe that serious drug side effects are the price we must pay for the convenience of popping pills.
The list of possible medications or substances that cause dehydration includes:

Accurbron

Aerolate

Aminophyllin

Aprepitant

Aquaphyllin

Asmalix

Bronkodyl

Calciferol

Calcijex

Calcitriol

Capecitabine

Cholan-HMB

Cholecalciferol

Choledyl SA

Citrihexal

Decholin

Dehydrocholic Acid

Dilor

Dilor-400

Dyflex

Dyphylline

Elixomin

Elixophyllin

Emend

Ergocalciferol

Fleet Enema

Fleet Phospho-Soda

Frusehexal

Frusemide

Frusid

Kosteo

Lanophyllin

Lufyllin

Lufyllin-400

Midoride

Neothylline

Ostelin

Ostoforte

Phosphoprep

Phyhllocontin

Quibron-T Dividose

Quibron-T/SR Dividose

Radiostol

Respbid

Rocaltrol

Sitriol

Slo-bid Gyrocaps

Slo-Phyllin

Slo-Phyllin Gyrocaps

Sodium phosphate

Somophyllin

Sustaire

T-Phyl

Theo-24

Theo-Dur

Theo-Sav

Theo-X

Theobid Duracaps

Theochron

Theoclear LA

Theoclear-80

Theocron

Theolair

Theolair-SR

Theostat-80

Theovent

Thodspan-SR

Travad Phosphate Enema

Triamterene

Truphylline

Uni-Dur

Uniphyl

Uremide

Urex

Vitamin D

Xeloda

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