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Is it true that antihypertensive drugs raise blood sugar level?
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No: There has been suggestions of increased risk of diabetes associated with some antihypertensives but causation has not been proven. Hypertension and diabetes, i like to call the "lethal duo" often occur together as cardiac risk factors in many patients.
Answered 3/9/2015
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