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When taking insulin is it safe to take dexampetamine?
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Different question: The question is whether it is safe for someone with diabetes to take amphetamines. The physician caring for such a patient needs to answer that question because the side effects of these drugs include high blood pressure, rapid heart beat, Insulin resistance, increased stroke risk, etc. Patients with diabetes are already at high risk for complications which may be exacerbated by amphetamines.
Answered 6/25/2014
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