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To: Ron who wrote (1553)	7/13/2011 6:06:00 PM
From: Carolyn	Respond to of 1564

I had a cough and it gradually got worse, so I switched. I think it is fairly common.

To: Ron who wrote (1553)	7/13/2011 11:15:49 PM
From: Provider	Respond to of 1564

I had been on Lisinopril for 2 years before I developed a cough. Changed meds and a couple of weeks later the coughing quit. I had read lots of people had been to all kinds of docs and spent lots of money and could not find the cure until they got off of the drug. I read the literature and it says that the cough occurs in approximately 10 % of those who take it!

To: Ron who wrote (1553)	7/13/2011 11:49:46 PM
From: bagwajohn	Respond to of 1564

that drug caused my kidneys to shut down in less than a day. I know this because my ankles turned dark and swelled, and my blood pressure soared. I didn't take it again. Some medications will actually cause a heart attack if you try to get off of them. gotta read the fine print.