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What is the treatment for lisinopril overdose?
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It gets better: Lisinopril overdose can cause high potassium, renal failure, and low blood pressure. Support the patient until the drug is removed by the body and all should be well. These are, however dangerous problems that need a doctors guidance.
Answered 8/10/2018
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