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LEXXEV Ena ; apri ; Maleate-Fe ; odipine ER ; Tablets Other clinical adverseevents considered related pxssibly, prxbably xr definitely ; lx treatment with enalapril-felxdipine ERthat occurred with an incidencexf less than one percent in the placebo-cantrolleit, dxuble-blind trial are listed below. Theseevents are listed in xrder at decreasingfrequencywithin eachcategxry. BodyasaIble: Syncxpe, facial edema, xithxslatic effects, chest pain: Cardiovawilar Palpitatixn, hypotension, bradycardia, prematureventricalarcxntractixn, increasedbloxit pressure: Olgestive: Dry mauth. cxnstipatixn, dyspepsia, flatulence, acid regurgitatixn, vxmiting. diarrhea, nausea.axatrectal pain; Metabolic: Gxut: Musculoskeletal: Neck pain, joint swelling; Nervous Psychiatric: lnsxmnia, nervxasness. somnolence, ataxia, agitation, panesthesia, tnemxr; Respiratory: Dyspnea, respiratory cxngestixn, pharyngeal discomfort. dry thrxaf; Skin: Rash, angixedema, pruritus, alxpecia, dry skin; Special Senses: Increasedintraocular pressure; Urogenital: Impotence, hot flashes. Other infrequently repxrted adverseevents were seen in clinical trials with enalaprilfelxdipine ER causal relatixnship unknxwn ; . These included: Body as a Whole: Abdxminal pain, fever; Olgestive: Dentalpain; Metabollc: lncreased ALTand AST, hyperglycemia; Musculoskeletal: Backpain, myalgia, sot pain, kneepain, shxulderpain, tendinitis; Respiratory: Upper respiratxry infection, sinusitis, pharyngitis, brxnchitis, nasalcongestion, influenza, sinus disorder; SpeclalSenses: Cxnjunctivitis; Urogenital: Prxteinuria, pyuria, urinary tract infectixn. Enalapil Maleato: Otheradverseevents that have been reported with enalapnil, withxut regard to causality, are listed in decreasingseverity ; below: Angloederna: Angixedema has been reported in patients receiving enalapril maleate, with an incidence higher in black than in non-black patients. Angixedemaassxciated with laryngeal edemamay be fatal. If angixedema xf the face, extremities, lips, txngue. glxttis and sr larynx occurs, treatment with LEXXEL shxuld be discxntinued and apprxpriate therapy instituted immediately. See WARNINGS. Body as a Whole: Anaphylactoid reactions see WARNINGS.Anaphylactoid and Possibly Related Reactions CardIovascular: Cardiac arrest. myxcardial infarction or cerebrovascular accident, possibly secxndary to excessivehypotension in high risk patients see WARNINGS, Hypotensioo , onthostatic hypotensixn, pulmonary embolism and infarction, pulmonary edema, rhythm distunbances including annultachycardia and bradycardia, atrial fibrillation, angina pectoris; DIgestive: Ileus, pancreatitis, hepaticfailure, hepatitis hepatocellulan proven ox rechallenge xr cholestatic laundice see WARNINGS, Hepatic Failure ; , melena, anorexia, glxssitis omatitis; Hematologlc: Rare cases of neutrxpenia, thrxmbxcytxpenia and bone marrow depression; Musculoskeletal: Muscle cramps; Nervous PsychiatrIc: Depression, confusion, peripheral neuropathy e.g. paresthesia.dysesthesia ; . vertigo; Respiratory: Bnxnchospasm, rhinxrnhea, sore throat and hoarseness, asthma, pneumonia. pulmxnany infiltrates; Skin: Eofoliative dermatitis, tonic epidermal necnxlysis, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, pemphigus, herpes zosten.erythema multi' forme, urficania, diaphxnesis, photosensitivity; Special Senses: Blurred vision, taste alteration, anosmia, hmnitus, dry eyes, tearing; Urogenital: Renalfailure, oliguita, renal dysfunction seePRECAUTIONS ; , pain, gynecxmastia; Miscellaneous: A symptom flank cxmpleo has been reported which may include a positive ANA, an elevatedenythrxcyte sedimentatixn nate, arthralgialarthnitis, myalgia myosifis, fever, serosifis, vasculitis, leukxcytosis, eosinophilia, photosensitivity rash and other dermatologic manitestatixns. See and Mortality Felodipine as an Extended-ReleaseFormulation: Other adverse events that have been reported with felodipine ER, without regardto causality, arelisted in decreasingseverity below: Body as a Whole: Flu-like illness; Cardiovascular: Myocardial infarction, angina pectxris, arrhythmia, tachycardia. premature beats; DigestIve: Gingival hyperplasia; Hematologic: Anemia; Musculoskeletal: Arthralgia, leg pain, muscle cramps, arm pain, hip pain; Nervous Psychiatric: Depression, anxiety disorders, irritability, decreased libido; Respiratory: Upper respiratory infectixn. rhinxrrhea, sneezing, pharyngitis, influenza, epistaxis, respiratory infection; Skin: Contusion, erythema, urticana; Special Senses: Visual disturbances; Urogenital: Urinary frequency. urinary urgency, dysuria, polyuria. LaboratoryTestFindings Serum Electrolytes: SeePRECAUTIONS. Creatinine: Minor reversible increasesin serum creatininewere observed in patients treatedwith LEXXEL.Increasesin creatinineare more likelyto occur in patientswith renal insufficiency or those pretreatedwith a diuretic and basedon eoperiencewith other ACE inhibitors, would be expectedto beespeciallylikely in patients with renal artery stenosis seePRECAUTIONS . Other: Minorreversible increases decreases serum potassium were infrequently or in observed in patients treated wrth LEXXEL; rarely werethesemeasurements utsidethe x normal range and esomeprazole.
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