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Is amlor medicine a beta blocker? and is it safe for a diabetic patient?
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Amlor is a dihydropyrine calcium channel blocker which is used as a anti-hypertensive medication. It can be used in diabetic patient with hypertension unless patient has severe proteinuria (urine has a lot of protein).
Answered 2/6/2022
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