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I take ramipril and get odd dizzy spell and feel sluggish why?
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Ramipril: It is possible that Ramipril has caused your blood pressure to be low enough that you have these symptoms. Whether you are taking it for high blood pressure, or for heart failure, you may find it helpful to get a BP Cuff of your own and check. If you are nearly passing out then please get medical attention right away.
Answered 11/18/2015
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