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My husband takes ramipril and is taking supplements for gout. can they all be taken at the same time or should there be a time lag between them?
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Together is ok: What specific supplements? I know of no supplements that are effective in treating or preventing gout except possibly cherry juice. That said, they should be safe taken with the BP med.
Answered 1/1/2023
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Ramipril and gout: You can takes ramipril along with the supplements for gout.
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