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I been taking Lisinopril (HBP) meds...for 4 mnths.. My questions is "Can Lisinopril cause me to have a rash as a side effect, and is it dangerous?...I started having a small Pimply rash of bumps bout 1 wk I/2 ago..and its now sort of spreading...not much itching...but a lil bit!   Please help
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Thnx for the Response, ASharmaMD!  I really appreciate it ...I went to the doctor...He Looked at it for a mili-second and prescribed "clotrimazole betamethasone  for the rash...I told him it started out really faint specs but over a two week period it wuz tryin to spread...a simple A&D ointment is helping but not getting rid of it ....the rash only irritates, and itches when I sweat...Do you think I should see another doctor? I ask because I think that 3 weeks with a mysterious rash seems to be unexplained....????? Please I would llike your feedback when you're not to busy.
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Hi there,
Every drug has its own side effect.Lisinopril may cause itching or a mild rash on the skin. This is usually a minor side effect that will clear up on its own. You may try using simple hydrocortisone creams or anti-itch creams to soothe skin rashes and irritation caused from Lisinopril. Antihistamine cream such as Benadryl can also be applied. If the symptoms are severe it is best to contact your physician immediately. Do write to us again.
Best of luck and regards!

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