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Thursday, December, 03, 2009
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Hi Sylvia,   A link between lisinopril and weight gain has not been established.  In studies on lisinopril, less than 1% of participants reported weight gain.  That doesn't mean there's not a link for you.  I recommend discussing your options with your physician.  Maybe you can be switched to a different medication to see if the weight gain stops or you're able to start losing.  If you're weight gain has been very rapid, such as 3-5 pounds a week, this is a possible indication of congestive heart failure.  Again, consult with your physician to determine your options.   All the best, Lisa Nelson RD 7 Natural Ways to Lower Blood Pressure
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