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Norvasc is the most prescribed brand name of amlodipine besylate, a drug called a calcium channel blocker. This type of drug helps enlarge blood vessels to allow blood to flow through them more easily, easing pressure and pain. Norvasc is prescribed to lower high blood pressure and to relieve angina (chest pain caused by clogged arteries). Patents with congestive heart failure or liver disease should consult with the doctor before starting Norvasc. Alcohol should not be consumed with this medication, as it can interfere with the performance of Norvasc. The most common side effects experienced by patients who took Norvasc are swelling of the ankles or feet, fatigue and headache. Norvasc is a pill taken once a day. Your doctor may also recommend additional lifestyle changes, such as exercise, other medications and a nutritious diet. Other medications may interact with Norvasc, in possibly dangerous ways, so tell your doctor if you are taking any other heart or blood-pressure medications, as well as any over-the-counter medicines or herbal products.Use
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