Whakamahia ai te amlodipine hei whakamaimoa i te toto pōrutu me te uma tino mamae mā te whakangohe i ngā ia toto. Whakamahia ai i ētahi wā mō ētahi atu mate.
Me kai te amlodipine e ai ki ngā tohutohu me tētahi inu wai. Ka taea tēnei te kai i te taha o te kai, kāore rānei.
Mēnā kua tata ki te wā mō tō horopeta whai ake, me waiho te horopeta i tāhapa ka kai i tō kai horopeta whai ake hei taua wā anō. Tērā rānei, me kai te horopeta i tāhapa ina maumahara koe. Kaua rawa e kai i ngā horopeta e rua i te wā kotahi.
Ka tukituki pea ētahi rongoā ehara i te ōta rongoā ki te amlodipine, pērā i ēnei:
Me kōrero atu ki tō kaitaka rongoā, rata rānei mō ngā rongoā katoa, whakamaimoatanga rānei e whiwhi ana koe, tae atu ki ngā huaora, ngā hua otaota (hei tauira, St John's wort), ngā whakapōauau rānei.
Ngā Hua Kino | Tūtohutanga hei whai |
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Uraura Ānini māhunga Ka pupuhi ngā waewae Ka mamae te puku |
Me kōrero atu ki tō rata mēnā kei te mamae |
Ko ngā tohumate o te toto pūroto pērā i te pōātinitini, tāporepore rānei |
Me āta tū ake. Mēnā kei te pā tonu mai, he tino kino rānei me kōrero atu ki tō rata. |
Ki te pā mai ētahi atu hua kino, me kōrero atu ki tō rata, kaitaka rongoā rānei.
He mōhiohio hira kei roto i tēnei mātārere, engari ehara koinei ngā mōhiohio katoa, mō tēnei rongoā.
I whakaritea e te Komiti MyMedicines i te Hōhipera o Ōtautahi, Te Whatu Ora - Waitaha, Aotearoa. Poutū-te-rangi 2023
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