I was on Lisinopril- Hctz 10/12.5. Side effects were by 2pm flushing in face and hoarse voice. I stopped the RX and we are trying others. If I had stayed with the Lisinopril would the side effects ... View answer

I recently quit smoking , and I take lisinopril for my high blood pressure . A few days after quitting smoking, I noticed that my throat became sore, and my voice has been hoarse. I've been coughing ... View answer

I have been on HCTZ 25mg and Metoprolol 25 mg bid. My doc changed my metoprolol to lisinopril 10 mg and my voice is hoarse and coughing. (I had taken it in the past with same symptoms) On HCTZ and ... View answer

cholesterol and I am taking lisinopril , metformin and simvastatin . I went to the doctor 2 months ago because of flu and heavy cough and and my voice was harsh. He prescribed me to take antibiotic. I... View answer

tissue on her heart. Her veins are also well pronounced because of taking Lisinopril. I do have ...I have a situation whereas I have scar tissue built up in my neck pushing against my voice box ... View answer

My dad has been taking lisinopril for 4 years and has been losing his voice little by little during this time. I just now figured that the 2 could be related. If they are related,... View answer

About a month ago, I was placed on low dosage Lisinopril for high blood pressure. Since then, I ... has even noticed the difference in my voice. What do you think? ... View answer

Hi Doctor I take 20mg of Lisinopril in the morning and take lanzsoprazole in the evening 30mg and have a lot of flem stuck in my throat and white saliva it s not moving it make me cough and may voice ... View answer

had a really bad problem with hoarsness while preaching. he will just loose him voice at times. He has been to the Dr but nothing has helped . He is on nexium and lisinopril 20-12.5. could there be a ... View answer

Hi I have been taking lisinopril for about 3 months for mild high blood pressure. I have been having a dry cough especially in the morning and my voice is somewhat hoarse. Could this be from... View answer