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This is something you should chase by yourself, without asking this NG.
However, there may be some suggestion that hydrochlorothizide may affect the
movement of glucose into the cell and raising blood glucose levels.
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Quoted message said:Does hydrochlorothizide raise blood glucose levels? If so, by how much?
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Quoted message said:This is something you should chase by yourself, without asking this NG.
However, there may be some suggestion that hydrochlorothizide may affect the
movement of glucose into the cell and raising blood glucose levels.
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news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Does hydrochlorothizide raise blood glucose levels? If so, by how much?
Thanks.
COMMENT:
The average blood glucose level change due to hydrochlorothiazide in
the largest studies is about 10 mg/dl. That is, glucose goes up by
about 10% of normal.
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