Re: Glossitis blamed on lisinopril

>>Is it possible for her not to experience any side affects from lisinopril
>>for 10 years, then start to experience one now?
>>
>>E.C.
>
>
> It is possible, and it does happen but I would also make sure no other known
> cause of this reaction had occurred. Captopril. a similar drug, is derived
> from the venim of the south american pit viper. Lisinopril is synthetic.
> These drugs also inhibit the breakdown of bradykinin, which has a key role
> in these types of inflammatory reactions.
>
>

Thanks Dr. Simon for the second opinion. I've also read that having an
iron deficiency can cause glossitis. I'm hoping that the iron deficiency
is under control now anyway.

E.C.

"E.C." <A@B.C> wrote in message news:12iog494396nb9@corp.supernews.com...
>
>>>Is it possible for her not to experience any side affects from lisinopril
>>>for 10 years, then start to experience one now?
>>>
>>>E.C.
>>
>>
>> It is possible, and it does happen but I would also make sure no other
>> known cause of this reaction had occurred. Captopril. a similar drug, is
>> derived from the venim of the south american pit viper. Lisinopril is
>> synthetic. These drugs also inhibit the breakdown of bradykinin, which
>> has a key role in these types of inflammatory reactions.
>
> Thanks Dr. Simon for the second opinion. I've also read that having an
> iron deficiency can cause glossitis. I'm hoping that the iron deficiency
> is under control now anyway.
>
> E.C. There are many causes of glossitis.

>>Thanks Dr. Simon for the second opinion. I've also read that having an
>>iron deficiency can cause glossitis. I'm hoping that the iron deficiency
>>is under control now anyway.
>>
>>E.C.

>There are many causes of glossitis.

Yes.

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E.C.	Re: Glossitis blamed on lisinopril >>Is it possible for her not to experience any side affects from lisinopril >>for 10 years, then start to experience one now? >> >>E.C. > > > It is possible, and it does happen but I would also make sure no other known > cause of this reaction had occurred. Captopril. a similar drug, is derived > from the venim of the south american pit viper. Lisinopril is synthetic. > These drugs also inhibit the breakdown of bradykinin, which has a key role > in these types of inflammatory reactions. > > Thanks Dr. Simon for the second opinion. I've also read that having an iron deficiency can cause glossitis. I'm hoping that the iron deficiency is under control now anyway. E.C.

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Dr. Wayne Simon	Re: Glossitis blamed on lisinopril "E.C." <A@B.C> wrote in message news:12iog494396nb9@corp.supernews.com... > >>>Is it possible for her not to experience any side affects from lisinopril >>>for 10 years, then start to experience one now? >>> >>>E.C. >> >> >> It is possible, and it does happen but I would also make sure no other >> known cause of this reaction had occurred. Captopril. a similar drug, is >> derived from the venim of the south american pit viper. Lisinopril is >> synthetic. These drugs also inhibit the breakdown of bradykinin, which >> has a key role in these types of inflammatory reactions. > > Thanks Dr. Simon for the second opinion. I've also read that having an > iron deficiency can cause glossitis. I'm hoping that the iron deficiency > is under control now anyway. > > E.C. There are many causes of glossitis.