What does "beta-blockers" mean?

`n.`a class of drugs used to treat high blood pressure, angina, and other conditions; a person participating in a clinical trial or study

How do you pronounce "beta-blockers"?

The pronunciation is /[ˈbiːtə ˈblɒkəz]/. Listen to American and British pronunciations on this page.

[Stati Uniti]/[ˈbiːtə ˈblɒkəz]/

[Regno Unito]/[ˈbiːtə ˈblɒkərz]/

Frequenza: Molto alto

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my doctor prescribed beta-blockers to manage my high blood pressure.

she takes beta-blockers daily for her anxiety and rapid heart rate.

beta-blockers can help reduce the frequency of migraine headaches.

he carefully monitored his heart rate after starting beta-blockers.

the cardiologist recommended beta-blockers to protect his heart after the heart attack.

side effects of beta-blockers can include fatigue and dizziness.

she researched different types of beta-blockers before discussing them with her doctor.

beta-blockers are often used to treat irregular heart rhythms.

it's important to discuss any other medications with your doctor before taking beta-blockers.

the patient was instructed to gradually reduce the beta-blockers dosage under medical supervision.

beta-blockers can be a valuable tool in managing hypertension.