ACE Inhibitors: Who needs Them?

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If you have heart failure, your body may mistake poor blood circulation for dehydration and signal your kidneys to retain salt and water. If this happens, an angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor may be used to prevent the hormone angiotensin from constricting blood vessels and raising your blood pressure.
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