Felodipine is a prescription medication that helps relax the blood vessels, which improves blood flow and lowers blood pressure. The drug comes in the form of an extended-release tablet and is usually taken once a day. Possible side effects of felodipine include dizziness, weakness, and headaches.

(Click Felodipine to learn more about this medication. This eMedTV article includes details on how it works and what to expect from an overdose, as well as information on when and how to take the drug.)

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