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Can I Take Aspirin With Lispernol?

im currently taking High Blood pressure (Lispernol) 40mg and taking asprin 81mg.. dose the Asprin rule out my high blood pressure medication? I get really dizzy and drowissie when I take both of them and 30 mins later I get dizzy and drowsie. What should I do? I am not taking any other medication.
Thu, 13 Apr 2017
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Hi There

There is no interaction between both the drugs as they are routinely used in cardiac patients.However lisinopril could be the reason of your symptoms as you are taking a high dose of it. I would like to suggest you to reduce the dose of it to half for a week while monitoring your bp. If your BP remains stable for a week after reducing the dose then continue with low dose.

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Can I Take Aspirin With Lispernol?

Hi There There is no interaction between both the drugs as they are routinely used in cardiac patients.However lisinopril could be the reason of your symptoms as you are taking a high dose of it. I would like to suggest you to reduce the dose of it to half for a week while monitoring your bp. If your BP remains stable for a week after reducing the dose then continue with low dose. I wish you good health