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Glyset Information

A therapy with Miglitol (Glyset) is known to interfere with the normal digestion of sugar (carbohydrates) in the patient’s organism, delaying it. In this way, the regular intake of this medical product is able to effectively diminish the amount of sugar that will pass into the patient’s blood after a meal, which makes this product highly effective in preventing hyperglycemia.

Glyset Indications

The use of Glyset is commonly prescribed in the therapy of non-insulin dependent patients who are suffering from type 2 diabetes. However, the use of this medication may also prove to be highly effective for other medical purposes that have not been listed in this clinical guide.

Glyset Warnings

The presence of several medical conditions (including kidney disorder, intestinal blockage, ulcers of the colon, ulcerative colitis, Crohn’s disease, etc) will prevent the individual from starting a therapy with this medication. Furthermore, patients who are known to suffer from an allergic reaction to this medicine’s components should not be allowed to start using this product on a regular basis. The safety of Glyset in the case of pregnant females or nursing mothers has not been accurately established. For further information regarding this subject you should consider studying the medicine’s leaflet.

Glyset Intake Guidelines

One should employ his or her prescribed doses of Glyset according to their medical provider’s instructions. No patient is allowed to disobey any of his or her PD’s directions. Each dose of this medicine should be taken in along with a full glass of liquid (this will enable an easier intake of the drug). Ask your pharmacist to give you a set of detailed storage directions. If you are unsure in what way you can discard any unused medicine, seek your pharmacist’s advice.

Glyset Dosage

Adult patients who are using Glyset in order to deal with their type 2 diabetes should be prescribed an initial dose of 75 mg of this medication per day, which should be divided into 3 smaller doses. The medicine should be taken in with the first bite of each main meal. In the latter stages of the therapy, the patient may be prescribed up to 150 mg of medication per day, 50 mg of Glyset along with each main meal. If the physician considers it necessary, a patient who has been using this diabetic remedy for more than 5 months may start the intake of 3 doses of 100 mg of medication on a daily basis. The adequate dosing schedule in the case of children / elderly patients should be determined by the prescribing health care professional.

Glyset Overdose

Patients who have developed an unwanted overdose with Glyset should immediately seek adequate medical support. In such cases, it is imperative for the patient to be granted supportive / symptomatic therapy for his or her clinical condition. The most common clinical manifestations that may arise in the case of patients who have overdosed with Glyset include: diarrhea, bloating, gas, stomach pain, and so on.

Glyset Missed Dose

Neglecting your prescribed therapy schedule with Glyset will decrease the effectiveness of your therapy with this drug. Missed doses of this diabetic remedy can lead to the development of hyperglycemia. If you have accidentally skipped a dose of Glyset and you have realized it after you have finished eating, you should forget about the overleaped dose and continue with your current dosing routine. If you miss more than one consecutive dose of Glyset, alert your PD.

Glyset Side Effects

Some individuals who were being treated with this medication developed an allergic reaction to Glyset’s ingredients. If you suddenly experience any of the clinical manifestations of such a condition, contact your personal medical provider at once. A long-term use of this medication can also lead to the development of other, less severe clinical manifestations. The most common symptoms of this kind include: rash, flatulence, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and so on. The lists of side effects that we have listed in this chapter are not complete. For further information regarding the clinical manifestations of Glyset, contact your PD or your local pharmacist.

Glyset Drug Reactions

Although a combination between Glyset and other medical products may enhance the effectiveness of this clinical remedy against the patient’s diabetes, the combination of this medicine with other clinical products may also lead to the development of several dangerous complications. For example, the effectiveness of this medication is known to diminish if this product is combined with the use of digestive-enzyme clinical supplements (Ku-Zyme, Arco-Lase, Donnazyme, Pancrease, Cotazym, Creon, and so on).

Potentially harmful interactions may also develop if the patient combines his or her therapy with Glyset with an adjacent intake of Zantac, Inderal, Lanoxin, Micronase, Lanoxicaps, Glynase, Diabeta, Glucotrol, Glucophage, Orinase, Lozol, Thalitone, Diuril, HCTZ, Levoxyl, Ogen, Deltasone, Dilantin, Adalat, Procardia, Isoptin , Calan, Cardizem , etc. The simultaneous use of such clinical remedies will harmfully affect the patient’s blood sugar levels.

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