Description

Reclimet Tablet belongs to a class of medications known as anti-diabetics It is a combination of two drugs used to treat type diabetes in adults It helps diabetics regulate their blood sugar levels Reclimet Tablet should be taken with meals To get the most benefit take it on a daily... on a daily basis at the same time. Your doctor will determine the appropriate dosage for you, which may vary over time depending on how well it works with your blood sugar levels. Continue taking this medication even if you are feeling OK or your blood sugar levels are under control. If you quit without visiting your doctor, your blood sugar levels may increase, putting you at risk for kidney damage, blindness, nerve difficulties, and limb loss. Remember that it is just one component of a treatment plan that should also include a nutritious diet, regular exercise, and weight loss as prescribed by your physician. Diabetes management relies heavily on your lifestyle. The most frequent adverse effects of Reclimet Tablet are low blood glucose levels (hypoglycemia), constipation, and vomiting. Make sure you understand the symptoms of low blood glucose levels, such as perspiration, dizziness, headache, and shaking, and how to cope with them. To avoid this, eat often and have a quick supply of glucose on hand, such as sweet food or fruit juice. Drinking alcohol may also raise your chance of developing low blood sugar levels and should be avoided. Other possible adverse effects of using this medication include taste changes, nausea, diarrhea, stomach discomfort, headache, and upper respiratory tract infection. Some individuals may gain weight after using this medication. You should not use it if you have type 1 diabetes, diabetic ketoacidosis (high blood acid levels), or severe renal or liver problems. If you have a history of heart problems, consult your doctor before using this medication. It may not be suited. Pregnant or nursing women should see their doctor before using it. Your blood sugar levels should be examined on a regular basis, and your doctor may recommend blood tests to monitor your blood cell count and liver function. Read more

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Product Details

Reclimet Tablet combines two antidiabetic medications: gliclazide and metformin.

Uses of Product

Type 2 diabetic mellitus

Direction For Use

Take this medication in the dosage and period prescribed by your doctor. Swallow it fully. Don't eat, crush, or break it. Reclimet Tablet should be taken with meals.

Side Affects

Most side effects do not need medical treatment and go away as your body adapts to the medication. Consult your doctor if they persist if you are concerned about them. Common side effects of Reclimet: Hypoglycemia (low blood sugar levels) Headache Dizziness Diarrhea, upper respiratory tract illness. Nausea Flatulence Constipation

Safety Advices

It is not safe to drink alcohol when taking Reclimet Tablet.Reclimet Tablet is not safe to use during pregnancy since there is clear evidence of danger to the developing infant. However, doctors may seldom prescribe it in life-threatening cases if the benefits outweigh the hazards. Please visit a doctor. Reclimet Tablet is probably not safe to use when nursing. Limited human research shows that the medication might transfer into breastmilk and damage the infant.If your blood sugar level is either low or too high, it may impair your ability to drive. If you have these symptoms, do not drive. Reclimet Tablet should be taken with care in renal disease patients. A dose change for Reclimet Tablet may be required. Please visit a doctor. Reclimet Tablet is not suggested for persons with severe renal disease. Regular monitoring of kidney function tests is recommended when using this medication.Reclimet Tablet should be taken with care in people with liver problems. A dose change for Reclimet Tablet may be required. Please visit a doctor. Reclimet Tablet is often begun at a low dosage in individuals with mild to moderate liver disease, and its usage is not suggested in people with severe liver disease.

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