Experiences with

ACE inhibitors

I have 1+ proteinurea since last two months nothing is working for me i am much depressed 😔 don't know what i can do for proteinurea, i am on statins and ace inhibitors for proteinurea but still nothing has worked for me

Has anyone ever gone through any type of ACE withdrawal? If so, what were the symptoms and their duration?

I’m on Interferon (only 90ml/fortnight) but also statins, beta blockers and ace inhibitors for a heart condition. Thanks, Josh

Is anyone aware of examples of ACE inhibitors (blood pressure medication) such as ramipiril causing or exacerbating restless leg? Thanks

In hot weather your blood vessels dilate and particularly if you are on beta blockers, ACE inhibitors or any other BP medication. Symptoms of this include light headiness, dizziness, nausea, and even vertigo and vomiting.

He’s on quite a lot of medication - aspirin, beta blockers, statins and ACE inhibitors and his dosage of the beta blocker was recently increased as he was feeling dizzy. Since then he’s been so tired, really struggling with his energy levels and low mood.

Anyway, few more tests and five days in hospital and was discharged by (a very young, but who isn't these days) registrar with the comment "because of your atril fabrilliation we are recommending these beta blockers (I was already on Ace inhibitors, which he stopped) and, after four weeks, Pradaxa"

Does anyone know if you had the dreaded rampril cough does that mean that all ace inhibitors will give you a cough, or are some less likely to?

I have read that you should not…Supposed to start it today and also on various other meds that were not compatible, such as Ace inhibitors. Can you help?

He is of course now on all the medications you can throw at this including statins, ACE inhibitors, beta blockers, ezetimibe, aspirin and clopidigrel. But here's the conundrum....no one so far can shed any light on why his arteries were so extensively blocked.

However, she has mentioned that taking Zanubrutinib along with ACE inhibitors can involve a chance (maybe ~5%) of serious heart problems, including “sudden cardiac death”. Should I try replacing the ACE inhibitor with an Angiotensin receptor blocker (ARB) prior to starting treatment?

I saw a presentation by Prof Barbui at an MPN Forum a few years ago where he recommends ACE inhibitors for those with PV and hypertension but I’ve not found any papers or research comparing the different types of BP meds for those with both hypertension and an MPN (you’d think it wasn’t a common condition

My ECG was normal, my BP which I check several times a day is consistently within normal parameters and as a result of the echo the cardiac consultant now wants an MRI but wants my Primary Care Physician to start me on Beta blockers and Ace inhibitors even though I'm not due to see him until the end

I have had a reaction to ACE inhibitors before and don't want to switch to another CCB and find I have more problems. I previously didn't have any issue when I was just on one drug Losaratn.

https://www.medicinenet.com/arbsace_inhibitors_hidden_benefits/views.htm I have been on lisinopril for about a year now and was put up to 25mg. Now I have had a few niggles with what I believe are side effects, especially from sitting to standing which produces dizziness. Now I know good old Google

I see that Wizard6787 posted about 8 months ago, about the prevalence of acne/spots. I am getting them on my scalp. Sometimes on my face, but more in my hair, especially the back of my neck area. Wizard does suggest taking Betaine which I do take, but wondered if there is anything else I need to do to

Can anyone advise what to do about the acne outbreak I've got from injections?

We would be grateful to know of others’ experiences with ACE inhibitors

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People taking ACE inhibitors or ARBs should limit their intake of high-potassium foods like bananas, oranges, avocados, tomatoes, white and sweet potatoes and dried fruits — especially apricots.