Adalat CC 60mg ER Tablets: Side Effects and Experiences
I recently started taking Adalat CC 60mg ER Tablets for high blood pressure and chest pain. I've noticed some side effects like dizziness and flushing, but I'm wondering if anyone else has had similar experiences. I've also read about some serious side effects and I'm a bit concerned. Has anyone had any severe reactions? How did you manage them? Thanks!
Adalat CC 60mg ER Tablets: Side Effects and Experiences
I recently started taking Adalat CC 60mg ER Tablets for high blood pressure and chest pain. I've noticed some side effects like dizziness and flushing, but I'm wondering if anyone else has had similar experiences. I've also read about some serious side effects and I'm a bit concerned. Has anyone had any severe reactions? How did you manage them? Thanks!
Comments (9)
Be careful with this med. I had an allergic reaction and ended up in the ER. It was scary, but I'm glad I got help in time.
I had severe constipation when I started this medication. It was rough, but my doctor suggested a stool softener, and that helped a lot.
Did you know that seeing the tablet shell in your stool is normal? I freaked out at first, but my pharmacist explained it to me. Now its a bit funny to me.
I switched to Adalat CC from a different medication and the difference was night and day. I didn't experience any serious side effects, but I did get flushing. It went away after a couple of weeks.
I didn't notice any side effects, but my friend who took this medication said it made her feel jittery and anxious. Everyone's experience is different, I guess.
I've been taking it for a month and no serious issues so far, just a bit of head rush when I stand up too quickly.
I had no idea about the severe side effects until I started reading here. Thanks for the heads up—it's always good to be informed. I hope my own experience is mild.
I've been on Adalat CC for a while now, and I've had some dizziness too. My doctor recommended taking it with food to help with that. Definitely talk to your doc if it gets worse.
Just make sure to keep an eye on any unusual symptoms and contact your doctor if something feels off. Better safe than sorry!