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I take lisinopril for pre-hypertension (10-12.5 mg tab once daily). Blood pressure before lisinopril was 175 over 100 but has averaged 115 over 70 for months. I am a 63 year old male and take no other meds. I have gout which has flared up and makes it difficult to walk. Ibuprofin does little. I have some hydrocodone ?apap 7.5/325 tbmck tabs left over from some oral surgery. Would it be dangerous to take a hydrocodone pill?
While hydrocodone would not typically be a treatment for gout, since it does not treat the cause of the pain, which is inflammation, I don't see any reason that it would be unsafe to take temporarily.
But if you can get in to see your doctor to get started on a stronger anti-inflammatory than Ibuprofen, such as colchicine, or prednisone, that would be preferable in my opinion.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Take care
Regards,
Dr Aaron Branch, General & Family Physician
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Can Hydrocodone Be Taken With Lisinopril?
Hello, While hydrocodone would not typically be a treatment for gout, since it does not treat the cause of the pain, which is inflammation, I don t see any reason that it would be unsafe to take temporarily. But if you can get in to see your doctor to get started on a stronger anti-inflammatory than Ibuprofen, such as colchicine, or prednisone, that would be preferable in my opinion. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Aaron Branch, General & Family Physician