Question 1

ramipril is it a better blocker?

Accepted Answer

Blocking what: Ramipril is angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor which is prescribed for hypertension . When given for patients with diabetes with hypertension , it has kidney protective effect . It can also be prescribed for heart failure as well.

Question 2

what can take instead of ramipril?

Accepted Answer

Depends: Ramipril is used for blood pressure control, to improve heart function after a heart attack, and to preserve renal function.  Each of these indications has alternatives.  Discuss with your doctor.
Note the most common side effect of ramipril, an ace inhibitor, is cough.  Other acei will also cause cough.

Question 3

is amplododine the same as ramipril?

Accepted Answer

No: They are used for hypertension, but they in different classes of medications.

Question 4

please describe the medication: ramipril?

Accepted Answer

Hypertension Med: Treats high blood pressure and heart failure after a heart attack. Reduces risk of heart attack, stroke, and death in people 55 years and older who have heart disease. This medicine is an ace (angiotensin-converting enzyme) inhibitor.

Question 5

what happens if you take 15 ramipril pills what happens?

Accepted Answer

Ramipril overdose.: Symptoms associated with overdosage of ramipril may include excessive peripheral vasodilatation (with marked hypotension, shock), bradycardia, electrolyte disturbances, and renal failure. You should go to an ER, if it you and seek medical attention and receive whatever treatment is necessary. Good luck.

Question 6

could i take ramipril instead of enalipril for a day or two?

Accepted Answer

Same class: While they are both in the class of so called ACE-Inhibitors, they still may affect you different and it is not always easy to figure out the dose equivalent since the milligrams for each drug can be different. So I say get some advice regarding the dosages you have available and whether it would work safely for a few days.

Question 7

can i take ramipril and aconite?

Accepted Answer

Yes, possibly: Ramipril is an ace inhibitor for hypertension.  Aconite is a homeopathic remedy.  The 2 are completely different levels of intervention and would not interact with each other.  Whether aconite is correct for you i cannot say without knowing much more about your case.  Aconite often helps in states of acute shock and fear -- but over 750 other remedies do also. Discerning is the homeopath's task.

Question 8

can i take nyquil with ramipril?

Accepted Answer

Yes: but which NyQuil, at any rate, there are no interactions. Good that you asked, always exercise caution with multiple medications, best wishes

Question 9

can ramipril and q10 be taken together?

Accepted Answer

Ramipril: As prescribed, it should be safe.

Question 10

my bp is 176/104 and on 2.05 ramipril is this very bad?

Accepted Answer

High BP.: Despite this dose of Ramipril, your BP is still high.  Numbers should be around 120/80, certainly no higher than 140/90.  You need better control of your BP.  It's not unusual for someone with high BP to be on two, three or even four medications to achieve adequate control.

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