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Ramipril General Information

Ramipril is a medication that is prescribed for high blood pressure and is in the class of drugs known as angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors (ACE) and is a generic Altace blood pressure medicine. Ramipril can be used for treatment of high blood pressure, for congestive heart failure and can be used after heart attacks.
When this blood pressure lowering medication is prescribed the physician will determine the dosage depending on medical history and medications being taken. The dosage will be required to take daily and this is considered a long term blood pressure medication.
This is a blood pressure medication that is not for everyone, women that are pregnant should not take this medication, and women that are planning to become pregnant, woman that are nursing should not take Ramipril.
Ramipril has some side effects associated with it and in some cases these can be severe, in most cases the side effects are mild and decrease in a short amount of time.
This is an FDA approved medication for the treatment of high blood pressure that under clinical testing proved its effectiveness in lowering blood pressure into the target range for high blood pressure patients of different ages.
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