Since ace inhibitors cause coughing, and if a patient is coughing would a doctor change their...
Since ace inhibitors cause coughing, and if a patient is coughing would a doctor change their medication to angiostein II receptor blcokers? what other reason would make a doctor switch their medicine to angiostein II receptor blockers?
Homework Answers
ANSWER.
* ACE inhibitors can cause cough and Angiotensin ll receptor blockers do not
produce cough.
* So the doctor change the medication to angiotensin ll receptor blocker.
* The other reason a doctor switch ACE inhibitors to Angiotensin ll receptor blockers
is Angioedema (Swelling in the body due to allergic reaction to a drug or other substances).
* Because ACE inhibitors cause Angioedema in some patients and Angiotensin ll receptor
blockers do not cause Angioedema.
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