Which of the following precursor cells eventually give rise to the platelets? Myeloblast Megakaryoblast Monoblast Proerythroblast T lymphoblast
Be certain to call your doctor if you experience side effects that don't go away or are severe when you're taking amlodipine, such as the following: 1  Swollen ankles, hands, or feet. 2  Headache. 3  Nausea. Stomach pain.  Feeling dizzy or light- 1 headed. Feeling drowsy or overly tired.  Flushing.
Responses (6) Yes, swelling in the feet and lower legs (edema) is a commonly observed side effect of amlodipine. Your doctor is on the right track. Swelling in the feet and lower legs is a common side effect of amlodipine. Ask! your doctor or health care professional if lowering to 5mg and combining with another med is righth for you.