- or Feet (Edema)
One of the most common and noticeable side effects of amlodipine is swelling of the ankles and feet. This occurs because the medication can cause fluid retention in the lower extremities.
Why it happens:
Amlodipine relaxes blood vessels, which can lead to fluid pooling in the lower legs.
How to manage it:
Elevate your feet: Try to elevate your feet when sitting or lying down to encourage fluid drainage.
Wear compression socks: These help reduce swelling and improve circulation in the legs.
Stay active: Regular walking or
