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I have recently been off the medication amlodipline, which has then caused reaction of swollen feet. what should i do?
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Water retention?: Though amlodipine is not a diuretic, its effect on systolic blood pressure makes blood flow through the heart more efficient. By stopping it and not using anything else, you may be causing a backup which eventually shows up as water retention and swollen feet. See you physician.
Answered 9/28/2016
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