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ACE Inhibitors Explained


ACE inhibitors are heart helpers—NICE says they relax arteries, dropping BP and easing strain post-event. Lisinopril or ramipril cut risk 20% by boosting blood flow. Take as prescribed—morning or night, with food if tummy’s iffy. Dry cough’s a side effect; tell your doc if it sticks. Exercise pairs great—they amplify circulation gains. Studies show they’re life-extenders in heart failure. Your ticker’s workload’s lighter—stick with it, you’re winning!


Source: NICE – "Heart failure"


 
 
 

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