Beta-blockers:
Beta-blockers are medications used to cure arrhythmia, heart arrest, angina, different types of body shiverings. Beta-blockers makes the heart to beat slowly with reduced force. This medication dilates the blood vessels and improves blood circulation in the body. Peoples with concurrent health issues like renal trouble and insulin deficiency in using beta-blockers can develop hyperkalemia. Blood potassium levels rise because beta-blockers obstruct cells from taking potassium.
Drugs intrude into potassium homeostasis in two ways. First is by hindering the entrance of potassium in cells, and second is by disturbing the potassium elimination through urine. Eta-blockers also changes the movements of potassium across the membranes.