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.
I took 5mg of amlodipine without problems for about a month. After the first-week period of adjustment, in which it completely knocked me out, I felt normal again and was overjoyed that it lowered and kept my usual 150+/90+ BP down to a textbook 120/80 (with minor variation).But then side effects began to develop. will NEVER take this medication again. I believe it can lead to muscle pain, unrestorative interrupted sleep, and worse, strokes. I now consider it poison for me. By the way, amlodipine has been banned in the Netherlands and other countries because its dangerous negative side effects outweigh its benefits.