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Im Taking Lisinopril Does That Cause Feet To Swell
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MD dilacor to lisinopril last year and a half. Did not have the cramps previous to taking lisinopril ...I have muscle cramps mostly at night but can have them during day. Thighs,feet,calfs,... View answer
MD Dx of Cardiomyopathy Feet & legs to knee are swollen feel hard. What should be done to reduce swelling? On metropolol 25 mg, lisinopril 5mg, glipizide 10mg & flurosemide 20mg ... View answer
MD the morning. It has a side effect of swelling in the hands and feet. I have edema and my feet swell ... change taking Nifedipine ER 90 mg tablets to something else in conjunction with the... View answer
MD REGULATING THIS LISINOPRIL DOSAGE. HE KNOW IS EXPERIENCING ITCHING ON HIS ANKLES AND THE FEET ARE SWELLING ...MY 76 YEAR OLD HUSBAND HAD SURGERY FOR A-FIB ABOUT 3 YRS AGO. HE HAS BEEN ON LISINOPRIL... View answer
MD i AM TAKING NISOLDIPINE 40MG FUROSOMIDE 40MG METOPROPOL 10MG LISINOPRIL 10MG SAVAYSA 60MG CLONIDINE 02 MG ATORVASTATIN 80MG SULAR 18MG ZETIA 10MG. MY NLOWER LEH AND THE TOP OF MY FEET SWELL ALL... View answer
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MD experiencing edema in both feet/ankles. Do you think the Bromocriptine is interacting with the Lisinopril? ...I was diagnosed with hypertension, and most recently a pituitary tumor. Thus I m taking... View answer
MD My doctor just switched my blood pressure medicine from Triamterene hctz to lisinopril. I have been taking it for two weeks and have noticed my legs and feet are swollen more than usual. I also have a ... View answer
MD I ve been feeling dizzy all day. When walking I feel like fainting after a few feet. Current medications are lisinopril 10mg once a day and hydroxyzine 25mg as needed for anxiety. I take my lisinopril... View answer
MD of saline but they were giving him too much lisinopril for his blood pressure and his legs and feet swelled really bad was it because of the IV s or the lisinopril ... View answer
MD What could cause the sensation of heaviness of the lower extremities-legs and feet- like having a balloon under the feet to the point of affecting the gait, indeed, the balance of the patient? No... View answer