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Can you use fosinopril for things other than blood pressure?
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Ace inhibitors: Fosinopril is a blood pressure medicine in the family of meds called ace inhibitors. The end result of this medicine is reducing a hormone called aldosterone. Besides affecting blood pressure, these medicines are also used to reduce the progression of kidney disease. Some ace inhibitors have also been proven to be effective in heart disease.
Answered 9/28/2016
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