“Modifiable Hyperkalemia with Timely Recognition”- Beta Blocker (Metoprolol succinate) induced

This case report describes the very rarest possibility of drug induced hyperkalemia with beta blockers. In literature search only 2 cases were reported as metoprolol succinate in diabetes patients without renal insufficiency. As per FDA reports 0.5 % have by [1]. Patient is diabetic and hypertensive. And she on oral hypoglycemic agents, premixed insulin blockers along calcium channel blocker. The potassium value was ranging from 6 to 6.7 mmol/l. Evaluated detail no other abnormalities noted laboratory investigations. Once offending withdrawn reaches normal range short period.