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How Long Does Ramipril Take To Start Working ?

How long does Ramipril take to start working, how long does it stay in your system and do the side effects get worse the more you take it.
Wed, 2 Mar 2011
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Ramipril is an ACE inhibitor .Its onset of action starts with in 1-2 hours ;& has effect till 24 hours.There are few side effects which are associated (asit is they are with all medicines not particularly Ramipril).The side effects which occur in few people are hypotension;nausea;vomiting;diarrhoea;dizziness;fatigue;hyperkalaemia;dry cough.Remember these side effects are seen in very few people & if they occur or persist change of medicine is advised by treating physician.
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How Long Does Ramipril Take To Start Working ?

hi; Ramipril is an ACE inhibitor .Its onset of action starts with in 1-2 hours ;& has effect till 24 hours.There are few side effects which are associated (asit is they are with all medicines not particularly Ramipril).The side effects which occur in few people are hypotension;nausea;vomiting;diarrhoea;dizziness;fatigue;hyperkalaemia;dry cough.Remember these side effects are seen in very few people & if they occur or persist change of medicine is advised by treating physician. thanks