Could Taking Lisinopril, Atenolol And Amlodipine Lead To Rashes?
I take atenolol and amlodipine for about 2 weeks and now have a rash . before this I took lisinopril and atenolol ended up with anaphlactic shock twice and in the hospital lST TIME ABOUT 3 WEEKS AGO could it be the atenolol also that I am allergic to
Hello, Welcome to healthcare magic. Atenolol, Lisinopril and Amlodipine could all cause drug reactions of different types. If you had anaphylactic shock 3 weeks back, it is unlikely that the implicating drug could be atenolol as restarting the same drug could lead to a more severe anaphylactic reaction the 2 nd time. You have not described the nature of rashes. However, it is better to review your medications with your doctor and avoid the 3 groups of drugs. You could also reintroduce the drugs one at a time and see if the rashes reappear so that the offending drug can then be eliminated. Hope this helps you. Take care.
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Could Taking Lisinopril, Atenolol And Amlodipine Lead To Rashes?
Hello, Welcome to healthcare magic. Atenolol, Lisinopril and Amlodipine could all cause drug reactions of different types. If you had anaphylactic shock 3 weeks back, it is unlikely that the implicating drug could be atenolol as restarting the same drug could lead to a more severe anaphylactic reaction the 2 nd time. You have not described the nature of rashes. However, it is better to review your medications with your doctor and avoid the 3 groups of drugs. You could also reintroduce the drugs one at a time and see if the rashes reappear so that the offending drug can then be eliminated. Hope this helps you. Take care.