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    I am 43yrs and started taking Norvasc 10mg for High BP a year ago. How long can I live.

    Charles Adeleke
    07/02/08
    Charles Adeleke
    Topics:High Blood Pressure

    I was placed on Norvasc when my Doctor discover that my blood pressure was high. presently it seems under control but some days of the week I feel fatigue, few loosing of stability. Could this be the side effect. Can I get diabetes from prolong use of Norvasc because it makes me to urinate alot?

     

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    charles

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