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Default Mrs. D, question please?
I was on another forum for people with hypertension. There is a long thread about the dangers of using beta blockers,and they are causing diabetes. One perosn claimed that they had diabetes becuase of their Beta Blocker use.

I have been on Beta blockers (minax) for a combo of reasons which include migraine,hypertension and anxiety. I don't know how I can do without them.

Is there significant merit in these claims that they cause diabetes? How common is this?



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