Bromocriptine - Does it cause edema?
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- 17 Sep 2009 by gazelle-kj
- Topics:
- bromocriptine, edema
Answers (1)
Marvell27 Sep 2009
Swelling in your ankles or feet is a serious side effect of bromocriptine. Please see your doctor.
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