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Medicines calcium chloride dihydrateQuestion & answer

calcium chloride dihydrate · Medicine question

Can it be used in kidney disease?

iatroX medicinesPublished 19 August 2026Reviewed 19 August 2026

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Answer

Kidney problems require careful assessment. Calcium chloride is usually undesirable for hypocalcaemia associated with renal insufficiency.

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Calcium Chloride 10 millimoles in 10 ml Injectionemc · SmPC Current selected SmPC · Version 2

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