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Hypertension Medicine- More Urination
My BP medication dose was increased last week from 10 mg Cilnidipine once a day to twice daily. From next day onwards I experience more urination especially at night. Also having palpitations. Does this medicine cause more urination. Dose was increased due to a BP of 165/95. Current BP is 130/90.
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Nocturia may be the first symptom of CKD. Consult your Nephrologist
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Cilnidipine is a calcium channel blocker commonly used for controlling BP. Its a very safe drug generally. Rarely some patients may experience increase in heart rate after starting this drug which can cause palpitations. But will settle usually in a few days. This drug does not cause any increase in urine output.
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Continue the same drug. Should settle in a few days. If problem persists, contact your doctor
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