New warning for men taking this type of blood pressure treatment

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New warning for men taking this type of blood pressure treatment

One of my big gripes with Big Pharma is that they like to pretend that their products are completely safe even when there is mounds of evidence saying they aren’t. 

They like to disguise the side effects in small print and in happy music showing happy people played over the disclaimers on commercials.

But that doesn’t make the side effects go away for people. They still happen and can still cause major problems.

Another gripe I have is that Big Pharma likes to get people hooked on daily treatments that they have to take all the time. 

That’s how it is with blood pressure treatments.

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Big Pharma loves these, because once people are on them they rarely go off of them.

Before I go any further with this, it’s important that I let you know that you should never go off of doctor-given substances without talking to your doctor first. 

Not all substances can be quit cold turkey and sometimes it’s dangerous to go off of non-OTC treatments. 

Also, I’m not a doctor and this is not medical advice.

The danger of angioedema.

One of the things that blood pressure treatments have been linked to is a condition called angioedema.

Here is what the Mayo Clinic says about it:

Angioedema is a reaction similar to hives that affects deeper layers of your skin. It most commonly appears around your eyes, cheeks or lips. Angioedema and hives can occur separately or at the same time.

Signs and symptoms of angioedema include: large, thick, firm welts; swelling and redness; pain or warmth in the affected areas.

You can get angioedema in your eyes, cheeks and lips.

More rarely, it can happen in your gut.

Most of the time it’s just a nuisance, but if it’s severe it can kill you.

ACE inhibitors and angioedema.

This is a rare side effect associated with the type of blood pressure treatment known as an ACE inhibitor

The incidence of angioedema reported in the labeling for ACE inhibitors is in the range of “only” 0.1% to 0.7%.

ACE inhibitors are commonly given out and most people (including doctors) don’t know about this risk.

But because they are so commonly given out, even 1 in 200 people getting this reaction adds up to quite a number of people.

And the angioedema reactions (ADR) can be severe.

Monitoring patients for this ADR is important, because although angioedema is rare, it may be life-threatening, leading to respiratory arrest and death. 

Death is the WORST reaction of course, but even if death isn’t the reaction and the ADR is less severe…

…the diagnosis can be expensive and stressful if the doc or patient doesn’t know about the correlation.

Further, if angioedema is not initially recognized, it may lead to extensive and expensive workups before it is identified as a cause.

Because many doctors don’t know about this connection, my guess is that the cases of ADR that go undiagnosed as being related to ACE inhibitors is probably pretty high.

In the hospital setting, we still see a fair amount of patients with angioedema probably related to the use of ACE inhibitors. 

The probability of not seeing the connection is especially strong since onset of symptoms may come months or years after taking ACE inhibitors.

Most reactions occur within the first week or month of initial therapy and often within hours of the initial dose. However, some cases may occur years after therapy has begun.

If you get symptoms of angioedema (it can also show up in your gut as gut pain) and you take ACE inhibitors…

…you should consider that there may be a connection between the two. 

If it’s the ACE inhibitors that are causing the ADR then going off of them can relieve symptoms in just a few days.

This seems to be a rare side effect, but it may not be QUITE as rare as people think it is — simply because a lot of docs don’t know about the connection. 

But now you do, so if it happens to you then you may be able to figure it out.

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Matt Cook is editor-in-chief of Daily Medical Discoveries. Matt has been a full time health researcher for 26 years. ABC News interviewed Matt on sexual health issues not long ago. Matt is widely quoted on over 1,000,000 websites. He has over 300,000 daily newsletter readers. Daily Medical Discoveries finds hidden, buried or ignored medical studies through the lens of 100 years of proven science. Matt heads up the editorial team of scientists and health researchers. Each discovery is based upon primary studies from peer reviewed science sources following the Daily Medical Discoveries 7 Step Process to ensure accuracy.