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Amlodipine and nexpro 40 mg
I have stomach problem I went to doctor he prescribed nexpro 40 mg i forgot to tell him I have high bp and I am taking amlodipine. Can i take amlodipine and nexpro 40 mg together.
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Can be taken with a watch on blood pressure
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Yes you can take
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Nexpro will not affect your Amlodipine but you should not take both of them together. The medicine for stomach problems are generally taken before food . Amlodipine can be taken before or after food. So you can adjust.
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You may take both.
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Yes, you can have them together, they wont interact with each other.
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Dr. Pardeep Kumar Sanan
General Physician
39 yrs exp
Pathankot
Consult online for detailed treatment plan and consultation
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Dr. Raghav Bhargava
Endocrinologist
8 yrs exp
Delhi
Amlodipine although a good medication, not the best for your age.
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Dr. Saurabh Tripathi
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6 yrs exp
Kanpur
Yes you can take.
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