Subject: Do diuretics shorten the half life of drugs that are extreted in urine?

I've spent a good deal of time tonight trying to find the answer to this but
have had no luck. I even scanned through a intro to pharmacology book, no help.
If only I could just ask someone in the field...

I was wondering whether pharmaceuticals that are excreted by the kidney
(excreted in urine) are excreted faster when diuretics are taken. For instance,
if a drug is  not broken down in the liver etc and has a half life of 6 hours
and is known to be excreted un-modified in urine, *will the half life be
shortened when and if diuretics are taken?* This question was more complicated
than I anticipated and no source seems to treat this question directly.

Thanks for any help.

Re: Do diuretics shorten the half life of drugs that are extreted in urine?