Side Effects of Lisinopril Ed
Lisinopril is a medication used for treating hypertension. It acts by inhibiting an enzyme that causes blood vessels to constrict.
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Dosing
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Lisinopril is available in 20mg tablets. Side effects do not appear to be dose-dependent.
Interactions
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Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents (NSAIDs), including ibuprofen and aspirin, may decrease the effectiveness of lisinopril. Using lisinopril with a diuretic may result in hypotension due to increased excretion rates of sodium. Increasing salt intake or ceasing use of the diuretic are potential options to counteract this side effect.
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Warning
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Lisinopril may cause side effects with individuals that have impaired renal functioning or heart structure abnormalities. In severe cases, renal failure or heart failure may occur.
Side Effects
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Common side effects of lisinopril include dizziness, headache, cough, fatigue, increased risk of respiratory infection, muscle cramps, hypoventilation, impotence and development of a rash.
Risks & Complications
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Lisinopril should not be prescribed during pregnancy, since it may lead to birth defects and fetal death caused by renal failure or hypotension.
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