Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet

Q) How does Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet work?
A) Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet is a combination of three anti-diabetic drugs: Gliclazide (Sulfonyl urea), Voglibose (Alpha glucosidase inhibitor) and Metformin (Biguanide). Gliclazide lowers the blood glucose levels by increasing the amount of insulin release from the pancreas. Voglibose works by preventing the breakdown of complex sugars into simple sugars like glucose, thereby prevents blood glucose levels from rising. Metformin lowers glucose production in liver and delays glucose absorption from intestine.

Q) Does Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet cause hypoglycemia?
A) Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet helps to lower your blood glucose to as normal level as possible. But sometimes it might cause hypoglycemia (lowering of blood glucose level than normal). Symptoms include fatigue, dizziness, profuse sweating, tachycardia (fast heartbeat), and vision disorders. Regular monitoring of your blood-glucose levels is advised while you are on this medication as hypoglycemia could be a side-effect of Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet . Please consult your doctor immediately if you experience any of the above side-effects.

Q) Can I take Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet with other medicines?
A) You are advised to take Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet with other medicines only after consulting your doctor so as to avoid unpleasant side-effects. Keep your doctor informed if you have taken or might take medicines such as anti-hypertensives, diuretics, pain killers, thyroid medicines or medicines affecting nervous system.

Q) Does Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet cause lactic acidosis?
A) Yes, Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet may cause lactic acidosis. However, it is a rare side-effect which is not necessary for all people to experience. Consult your doctor immediately if you experience symptoms such as persistent stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, difficulty in breathing, reduced body temperature and heartbeat as this might be an indication of a serious condition known as lactic acidosis (excess of lactic acid in blood).

Q) Can I stop taking Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet on my own?
A) No, please do not stop taking Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet on your own. Discontinuing Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet on your own might lead to rise in blood-glucose levels. Continue taking Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet even though you feel better. Do not hesitate to speak with your doctor if you are experiencing any difficulty while taking Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet .

Q) Does Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet cause diarrhea?
A) Yes, diarrhea could be a side-effect of Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet . Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated and eat small portions of non-spicy meals. Please consult your doctor if you experience excessive diarrhea or if you find blood in the stools (black tarry stools).

Q) Can I drive after taking Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet ?
A) Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet may alter or impair the ability to drive or handle heavy machinery due to hypoglycemia/hyperglycemia. This may occur especially during the beginning of the treatment, or after altering treatment, or when Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet is not taken regularly. Before driving or performing any strenuous activity after taking Gliclapack Mv 0.2Mg Tablet make sure your blood glucose levels are in good control.