12 hours before the next scheduled dose.
Stopping Amlodipine Because You Feel Better
High blood pressure frequently causes no obvious symptoms. Feeling well therefore doesn’t necessarily mean treatment is no longer needed.
MedlinePlus advises continuing amlodipine even when you feel well and not stopping it without speaking with your doctor.
If you’re experiencing ankle swelling, dizziness, flushing or other possible side effects, talk with your healthcare professional. Swelling of the feet, ankles or lower legs is among the recognized adverse effects of amlodipine.
Other Medication Interactions to
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