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Zestril is an Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor. It relaxes the arteries and allows blood to flow without obstruction. To ensure effectiveness, take the pill using a doctor's prescription. The doctor can change your therapy schedule occasionally, depending on how you respond. Prinivil and Zestril are both brand names for the pill.
Patients should take the pills alongside food but it can be taken on an empty stomach. It must be ingested as prescribed, which is typically once each day. If you're administering the suspension to children, shake the container properly. To avoid administering a wrong dosage, make use of the spoon provided in the pack.
The patient's weight (especially in children) determines the dosage as well as the health problem. You may start with low doses, then gradually move to higher doses if your system responds well. To gain more from Zestril or Prinivil, take it regularly even when you're feeling better. People who suffer from hypertension don't usually feel sick except there have other underlying illnesses.
Hypertension treatment spans two weeks to 1 month whereas myocardial infarction takes months. However, if the pill does not enhance your health, inform your physician.
Adults can ingest lisinopril 10 mg or five milligrams for hypertension once daily, but the maximum dosage is eighty milligrams. Children who are over six years can take a total of 5 mg daily for hypertension. Adults can take between 2.5 mg and 5 mg daily or a maximum of 40 mg for cases of heart failure. Your dosage can be adjusted based on your BP readings within one to two weeks of treatment.
Pregnant women or those who can conceive should not take Zestril or Prinivil. It could injure or abort a fetus if consumed in the 2nd or 3rd trimester. The physician will recommend a birth control medication when taking the pill.
Observe these precautions when consuming Zestril or Prinivil pills:
Patients who are sensitive to ACE inhibitors like benazepril or other ingredients should inform the doctor.
Patients with a history of these conditions shouldn't use the pill:
Angioedema
Dialysis
High level of potassium
Don't take the drug with alcoholic drinks or beverages and marijuana.
Avoid freezing the oral suspension.
Don't burn or flush unused tablets in the toilet.
Avoid driving, operating machines, or any activity that requires alertness.
Stay hydrated by drinking as much water as possible.
If going for a surgical procedure, inform the specialist that you're taking the drug.
Obtain clearance from your physician before consuming an alternative for salt or supplement containing potassium when using Zestril or Prinivil.
Visit a medical laboratory periodically to test your kidney function as well as potassium level.
Pregnant women must avoid taking the pill.
Look out for the following aftereffects:
Dizziness
Unsteadiness
Fatigue
Headache
Dry cough
Fainting spell
Abdominal or stomach pain
Yellow coloration on the skin or in the eyes
Dark-colored urine
Weakness of the muscle
Uneven heartbeat
Reduced appetite
Prolonged nausea
Prolonged vomiting
Hypersensitivity to Zestril or Prinivil are quite rare. But, if you see any of these symptoms, quickly call a physician:
Severe dizziness
Difficulty in breathing
Rash
Itching on the face or inside the throat and tongue
If you forget to take your pills, take it immediately you remember especially if it's close to when you are expected to take your next dose. Otherwise, miss it completely. Make sure you take your next dose on time. Avoid double dosing because it won't replace the missed one.
Call 911 if someone ingests an overdose of Zestril or Prinivil. Indications of an overdose include:
Blurred vision
Fainting
Difficulty in breathing
Always have a record of the pills you ingest, including prescription, non-prescription, as well as herbal products. Don't also begin or quit any dosage without getting a physician's clearance. The following could influence the potency of the pills:
Sacubitril
Drospirenone in birth control
Medication to prevent transplant rejection e.g., everolimus
Lithium
Losartan
Aliskiren
NSAIDs e.g., ibuprofen, meloxicam, indomethacin, diclofenac, celecoxib, naproxen, and aspirin, among others.
Desensitization injection
Weight loss medications
Knowledge is empowering. I want to give my patients the information they need to make the best decision about their health and treatment options. There is not a “one size fits all plan, so we work hard to individualize a treatment plan for each of our patients. At Hilltop we strive to be your partner in this journey through life. We know there are many issues and concerns that can arise in different stages of the life cycle and we are here to provide you the support and guidance that you need, along with sound medical advice.