do ace inbibitors such as ramipril have a loop diuretic effect (debloating)

[redbulljaw]

ramipril seems to be a blood pressure medication( similar to furosemide and butanamide), however it is a non diuretic kind, would this still be able to be used as a form of diuretic to reduce fluid retention? its specific function is an ace inhibitor

https://www.drugs.com/ramipril.html

this seems to be the specific path of ace inhibitors

I ask because its the closest thing I have access to that could operate as a form of diuretic, however im not sure if it could provide the same outcome as loop diuretics such as furosemide, or other forms of blood pressure medication discussed on the popular thread:

Debloating guide – A deep dive into Epleronone and Furosemide - The truth about debloating

 

[HTNGOD]

I have been taking ramipril for the past 2.5 years.

- H

 

[redbulljaw]

I have been taking ramipril for the past 2.5 years.

- H

Does it affect ur bloating?

 

[HTNGOD]

Does it affect ur bloating?

Yeah it does, minimal results though.

2.5mg dose btw

Any other questions feel free to ask.

 

[redbulljaw]

Yeah it does, minimal results though.

2.5mg dose btw

Any other questions feel free to ask.

Alr sound, was just interested, ill study the pathway it affects abit more, and maybe ill consistently take it

 

[HTNGOD]

Alr sound, was just interested, ill study the pathway it affects abit more, and maybe ill consistently take it

I would not recommend it, there are better ways, maybe do some more reading before jumping in to something, it can have other sides & its mostly for hospital patients.

Its also not OTC in the UK fyi

Also, goodluck, i came out of retirement to answer this.

 

[redbulljaw]

I would not recommend it, there are better ways, maybe do some more reading before jumping in to something, it can have other sides & its mostly for hospital patients.

Its also not OTC in the UK fyi

Also, goodluck, i came out of retirement to answer this.

Haha thank you, and yes i have a family member who is prescribed it, i will definitely do some proper research, google scholar coming in clutch