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Interventional Cardiology (Expert Forum)
Heart medication
Answered by
Annette Quick, M.D. - General Cardiology, Echocardiology
Truman Medical Center
Kansas City - MO
Questions in the Interventional Cardiology forum are answered by medical professionals affiliated with the Truman Medical Center. Topics covered include acute coronary syndrome, angina , atrial fibrillation , cardiac catheterization , cardiomyopathy , drug abuse & cardiac disease, echocardiography , heart failure , hypertension & heart disease , lipid management , minorities and heart disease, peripheral vascular disease prevention, valvular heart disease , women’s heart health, and the warning signs of a heart attack.
Heart medication
by tank199, Dec 08, 2008 10:57PM
I was recently prescribed two new medications for Blood pressure and have since noticed that at times my knees become very red and hot. Could this be from the medications? My BP meds are Cardivol, Enalipril, and Amlodipine. Thank you for your time.
Doctor's Answer
by Annette Quick, M.D., Dec 09, 2008 03:01PM
, Dec 09, 2008 03:01PMTo: tank199
THis is unlikely due specificly due to the medicine but is possible
