Some anti-hypertensive medications do cause a cough. At first there is the sensation of a tickle at the back of the throat, and then a cough which feels as though it will clear this. However, for some individuals (single digit percentages), this cough becomes chronic and annoying. Lisinopril and other anti-hypertensive medications in the class of ACE (angiotensin converting enzyme) inhibitors is best known for producing this effect. Benicar has been reported to cause such a cough, in isolated cases. So, yes, it is possible, although rare.
It is currently protected in the United States by a patent that prevents any generic Benicar from being manufactured. The first patent for Benicar currently expires in October 2016. This is the earliest date that a generic version of Benicar could become available. However, other circumstances could cause the exclusivity period to extend beyond 2016. This could include such things as other patents for specific Benicar uses or lawsuits.
Yes. This drug can cause you to cough. This is contraindicated in asthma. It can cause bronchospasm in some individuals.
Same time everyday is the best time to take your benicar
ACE-inhibitors cause an increase in bradykinin, this can cause a dry cough in some patients.
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Yes, clonidine HCl can cause a dry cough as a side effect in some individuals. If you experience a persistent or bothersome cough while taking clonidine, it's important to discuss this with your healthcare provider.
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tussionex EXT-REL suppresses a cough
Eating grapes does not cause a cough. The opposite is actually true, many people say that eating grapes actually helps to suppress a cough.
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