Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet

Q. How does Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet work? A. Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet is a combination of three drugs: Gliclazide (Sulfonylurea), Voglibose (?-Glucosidase inhibitor) and Metformin (Biguanide). Gliclazide increases the release of insulin from pancreas and controls the blood glucose levels. Voglibose helps to keep blood glucose levels in control by reducing the amount of glucose that is digested and absorbed from the food. Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet is used when treatment with single or double drugs is not effective. Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet is a third-line treatment for diabetes. Metformin decreases formation of glucose by liver and increases glucose uptake by muscles. Thus, metformin decreases blood sugar levels.
Q. Can I stop taking Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet on my own? A. No, you are recommended not to take Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet until and unless your doctor says otherwise. Diabetes is a life-long condition, which can only be controlled but not cured. People with diabetes should take special care of their diet and take medicines regularly for healthy life. If you feel that the medication is ineffective despite your daily intake, speak with your doctor. He/she may prescribe alternate medication.
Q. Can I take Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet with furosemide? A. No, you are recommended not to take Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet with furosemide. Furosemide, when given along with Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet might increase the levels of both medicines and may result in unwanted harmful effects. If you are using furosemide and are prescribed Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet , please speak with your doctor.
Q. Does Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet cause hypoglycaemia? A. Yes, Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet might cause hypoglycaemia, especially when taken on empty stomach, with other drugs, or taken by elderly. If you observe hypoglycaemic symptoms such as, excessive sweating, fainting, excessive hunger, nausea, blurred vision, dry mouth, palpitations or nervousness, please contact your doctor.
Q. Does Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet cause weight gain? A. Yes, Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet might cause insignificant weight gain. While on Gliclapack Mv 0.3Mg Tablet medication, practice healthy lifestyle habits. Add exercise to your schedule. Reduce consumption of foods containing high fat content. Maintaining healthy habits is good not only for your weight but also for controlling diabetes.