2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejim.2014.04.006
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Impaired glucose metabolism in hypertensive patients with/without the metabolic syndrome

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“…Thirdly, a study on 63,443 men (ages 21–60 years) showed that IFG increases more with age if blood pressure is also elevated ( 98 ) ( Supplementary Figure 6B ). Dysfunction in glucose metabolism in hypertensive patients is therefore frequent and often undiagnosed because an OGTT test to detect IGT is not commonly conducted in the management of hypertension ( 106 ). Additionally, some β-blockers, the first drugs prescribed in the management of hypertension, have the common side effect of inducing acute hyperglycemia ( 107 , 108 ).…”
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“…Thirdly, a study on 63,443 men (ages 21–60 years) showed that IFG increases more with age if blood pressure is also elevated ( 98 ) ( Supplementary Figure 6B ). Dysfunction in glucose metabolism in hypertensive patients is therefore frequent and often undiagnosed because an OGTT test to detect IGT is not commonly conducted in the management of hypertension ( 106 ). Additionally, some β-blockers, the first drugs prescribed in the management of hypertension, have the common side effect of inducing acute hyperglycemia ( 107 , 108 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thirdly, a study on 63,443 men (ages 21 to 60 years) showed that IFG increases more with age if blood pressure is also elevated (100) (Supplementary Figure 6B). Dysfunction in glucose metabolism in hypertensive patients is therefore frequent and often undiagnosed because an OGTT test to detect IGT is not commonly conducted in the management of hypertension (108). Additionally, some β-blockers, the first drugs prescribed in the management of hypertension, have the common side effect of inducing acute hyperglycemia (109, 110).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%