Ramipril — Drug Interactions, Alcohol & Pregnancy Guide
Last reviewed: · Source: US FDA drug label database
About Ramipril
Ramipril is one of the most commonly prescribed ACE inhibitors in the UK. Like all ACE inhibitors, it can cause a dry cough and should not be used in pregnancy.
Also sold as: Tritace
Ramipril and Alcohol
Use caution — alcohol enhances ramipril's blood-pressure-lowering effect and may cause dizziness or fainting.
Full guide →Ramipril in Pregnancy
ACE inhibitors like ramipril must be stopped in pregnancy — second and third trimester exposure damages fetal kidneys; safer blood pressure drugs are swapped in.
Full guide →Ramipril — Drug Combinations
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