I am on Lupron and lisinopril also.  I don't think the Lupron has affected my
blood pressure.

I just completed a 2 year course of Lupron as an adjunct to EBRT for
high risk PCa.  At about 8 months, my cholesterol began to shoot up .  
At 1 year my blood pressure began to shoot up.  At 18 months I developed
unusual muscle weakness and arthritic symptoms in my knees.  

I read about women having what they call Lupron arthritis.  One woman
wrote that Lupron reduces the body's ability to produce glucosamine.  I
then started taking glucosamine and the arthritic symptoms stopped
getting worse and then began to improve.

I recently read about a connection between low testosterone and high
blood pressure and high cholesterol.  With the cessation of Lupron, my
testosterone has now begun the slow climb toward normal.  I just began
strength training on the large muscle groups which is also supposed to
help increase testosterone.  

My blood pressure is now dropping.  

A Cholesterol test due in January.

John Lason