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jennyjoan | 11:05 Fri 04th Nov 2022 | Body & Soul
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What's difference between anlopidine and ramipril
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ramipril is an red/white capsule / amlodipine is an oval pill
11:10 Fri 04th Nov 2022
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JJ I’d think there just the brand names
11:11 Fri 04th Nov 2022
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Both are for lowering BP but act in different ways.
Amlodopine acts on the kidney exchange mechanism and Ramipril on the enzymes that control BP .

Same, same basically.
11:12 Fri 04th Nov 2022
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It's just doc wants to higher ramipril. At mo take 5mg amlopidine and 2 and half mg ramipril so want me to take 5 ramipril. I am reluctant as 10mg made my right foot swell up
11:20 Fri 04th Nov 2022
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That's up to your Dr. and your BP readings and kidney status.
11:25 Fri 04th Nov 2022

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