Joy Emeh

I am seeking a medical doctor or PharmD practicing in the United States to comment on an article I'm writing on whether or not propranolol can be taken as an on-demand (as-needed) treatment. This is to explain how lisinopril may cause cough and tips for managing lisinopril-induced cough. I will share a few questions you can respond to. Here are a few questions I have drafted out: 1) Why does lisinopril cause cough? (Please explain the science behind why and how lisinopril causes a cough.) 2) When does a cough typically start after taking lisinopril? 3) What are some of the characteristics of a lisinopril cough that people who take this medication should watch out for? (how does lisinopril-induced cough differ from other typical coughs?) 4) What are some practical tips you can share for living with a lisinopril cough or managing it? If you are interested in being featured in this article, please submit a pitch in response to this query and include a link to your profile, bio page, or website for reference. Thank you!