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Beta blockers decrease heart rate and blood flow, relaxing blood vessels and reducing pressure.

Beta blockers are taken orally and usually combined with a diuretic. Some popular beta blockers include Sectral, Toprol XL, Corgard, Coreg, Kerlone, Normodyne, Lopressor, Levatol, Visken, and Inderal.

Side effects can include a slowed heart rate, increased blood sugar, nightmares, confusion, reductions in 'good' cholesterol, and impotence.
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