Does anyone else have this internal shivery feeling? I am on quite a cocktail of drugs, including immunosuppressants and several for raised BP. The blood pressure was raised for a time, wouldn't go down to the usual level, so this drug was added to the mix. I have the swollen ankles etc., achy muscles, but this shivery feeling inside like being cold. Has anyone experienced this? I have been on the drug a couple of months and it has reduced the BP really well, so it does what it says on the packet, but as usual, with rottenn side effects.
feeling cold on amlodipine
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Yes I have been feeling shivery - I call it 'cold to the bone' type of shiver! Only way I can feel warm is by having a hot bath - THe shivery feeling just comes on. Likewise, it has sorted my bp out but left me feeling 'not right' - shivery, aching joints, dry mouth, tiredness, dizzyness for starters. Not happy at all about being on it.
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Yes I have been feeling shivery - I call it 'cold to the bone' type of shiver! Only way I can feel warm is by having a hot bath - THe shivery feeling just comes on. Likewise, it has sorted my bp out but left me feeling 'not right' - shivery, aching joints, dry mouth, tiredness, dizzyness for starters. Not happy at all about being on it.
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Thank heavens, someone who is experiencing the self same problems as me. I have to tell you, they are classed as UNCOMMON/RARE!!! Trust me.... and you by the sounds of it! I am on several other BP meds, plus statins, and two of the ones I have to take are ones that either (a) increase the risk of getting these side effects (Atenolol) or (b) increase the risk of getting the coldness. Apparently, according to a recent study (like this month) 0.38% of patients tested complained of the cold, chills, shiveriness... out of over 10,000 patients.
I have no option but to take them, increased BP puts my transplant at great risk and with it being over 25 years old, I am reluctant to let anything happen to it!
But thank you.... makes me feel slightly better.
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