With left ventricular failure (due to the risk of developing pulmonary edema) it is necessary to combine mannitol with fast-acting "loop" diuretics.
It is necessary to control blood pressure, diuresis, the concentration of electrolytes in the serum (potassium, sodium).
In case of appearance of a headache, vomiting, dizziness, or visual impairment, the introduction should be discontinued and the complication such as subdural and subarachnoidal bleeding should be avoided.
When signs of dehydration appear, it is necessary to introduce liquid into the body. Possible use in heart failure (only in combination with "loop" diuretics) and with hypertensive crisis with encephalopathy.
Repeated administration of mannitol should be carried out under the control of indicators of water-electrolyte balance of blood.
The introduction of mannitol in anuria caused by organic kidney disease can lead to the development of pulmonary edema.