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Anyone on the Med Zestril (Lisinopril)

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mark85393
mark85393

Question, I been sleeping but wake up and I always feel Horrible, today especially feels like I got 0 sleep when I did at least get 4 and half hours, Can Zestril Keep you Fatigued or Drowsy alot? I take it around noon But I heard effects can last till the next day

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  • Aleal8841
    Aleal8841 mark85393

    Posted

    Hi Mark, do you know if you snore at night? IF so, or not sure I would maybe see about doing a sleep study. This is huge, because if you're not getting enough oxygen to your brain that will cause your fatigue. Also this will contribute to elevated blood pressure as well. I currently take 40ml of Lisinopril, and do not experience this.

    • mark85393
      mark85393 Aleal8841

      Posted

      I have bad insomnia for 2 and a half years now, I has a study done last year and they said I didnt have apnea
    • mark85393
      mark85393

      Posted

      Also if you wanna know my age Ill be 38 in a few months, so this started at 35
    • mark85393
      mark85393

      Posted

      Also one other thing I was on Pamelor for like 3 months and it sedated me some so Im off of it for a week, not sure if Im having effects from it too or not
  • henpen1980
    henpen1980 mark85393

    Posted

    ugh!  call your doctor to report symptoms and get advice... this sounds miserable.

     

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