A UK registered pharmacist with a background in hospital pharmacy.

You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io But then.. looking at some of the potential side effects (of which ‘fatigue’ and ‘dizziness’ are included), I’m thinking it could possibly have a detrimental effect on my performance?I’m due to be competing in a 24hr race later this month (in Aus) and am wondering whether:a) It is sensible to race / push myself hard in trainingErm… not meaning to be an arse….

I’m very fit, eat healthily and don’t drink much or smoke. I can’t think of a single reason why they would affect exercise tolerance as, say, a beta blocker could do.Any drug that affects blood pressure will have dizziness and fatigue listed as side effects, mainly because of the risk of a postural BP drop i.e. If you’re side-effect free at rest you’ll probably be fine on a bike.You’ll have a dry cough for a few weeks and will almost certainly get a nsety headache after the first few doses but both of these tend to disappear quite quickly.The topic ‘Prescribed Coversyl / Perindopril for BP – will it affect my riding?’ is closed to new replies.Prescribed Coversyl / Perindopril for BP – will it affect my riding?Premier Partners for Singletrack issues & exclusive subscriber perksSingletrack Lockdown Pizza Oven And Old Van A4 Art PrintsKieft Racing Hip Flask Cage and Singletrack Desperation Hip Flask The following are some of the side effects known to be associated with lisinopril. In my opinion the mfg is not going to increase dosage unless it was pretty safe to do so. Will such a side-effect last for as long as I keep taking this drug, or will it just be a temporary thing until my body gets used to it?If anyone has any insight on this or any other aspect of using this type of drug I’d be grateful.Personally I’d expect a pharmacist to know a heck of a lot more about medication than any Dr. Perhaps you’re getting mixed up with a pharmacologist?ACEi are vasodilators – they expand your arteries a little to reduce the pressure. What Coversyl Arginine is and what it is used for. Just because a side effect is stated here doesn't mean that all people taking lisinopril will experience that or any side effect.If you want any more information about the possible side effects of perindopril you should talk to your doctor or pharmacist, or read the leaflet that comes with the medicine. Start Navigating From The Homepage To Locate Your Interest. Find out how likely you are to have problems when taking this ACE inhibitor and what monitoring is neededMedicines and their possible side effects can affect individual people in different ways. Content of the pack and other information. Netdoctor participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites. I thought I’d ask around here in the meantime, not for any specialist medical advice – as such – but more for any potential forum members’ personal experiences of using this drug and how or if it ever affected their cycling..… as for pharmacists? So if anything I may actually feel fitter and could even end up riding faster!

Coversyl Arginine is an angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor. or at least a pharmacist!Erm.. yes Dr_A, fair point, but I’m living in Aus, and seeing a GP costs money. This is more likely when you first start taking perindopril or after any dose increases. relatively inactive) people, but as for their insight on the possible side-effects of this drug on physiological performance? but your asking on a biking forum for medication advice? I’m rather doubtful.I’m just wondering – for example – if I get a day when I feel dead and tired while cycling, is it possible that this is due to the drug, or will it be because I’m genuinely tired?