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.
Excessive lowering of blood pressure during initiation of amlodipine treatment can occur, especially in patients already taking other medications that lower blood pressure. In rare instances, congestive heart failure has been associated with amlodipine, usually in patients already taking a beta blocker.