Can diuretics have an affect on tubular function in the nephron?

Answer 1

Diuretics are medicines which relieve water retention in the body by increasing urination. This effect includes an increase in sodium and bicarbonate in the urine, due to the effect on the reabsorption function of the nephron.

Answer 2

Yes, Diuretics are often classified according to their major site of action such as action on the proximal tubule, the loop of Henle, or the distal tubule.