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Can u take tums (calcium carbonate) if u take amlodipine for high blood pressure?
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No problem: Hi. Yes you can take Tums (calcium carbonate) if you take Amlodipine. No interactions, no problems. The fact that Amlodipine is a "calcium channel blocker" does not mean you cannot take calcium. Good luck!
Answered 11/7/2020
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