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A member asked:
If i use amloc 10 mg for hypertension with side effects like swollen ankles is it possible to use additional medicine to curb the negative effect there off. e.g., amilorectic?
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Possibly: A diuretic may help but you need to discuss the issue with the doctor who is treating your hypertension. There is also an option to switch your med to another class of antihypertensives which would not cause ankle swelling.
Answered 12/24/2018
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