Diamicron MR Tablet - Generic Equivalent (Gliclazide)

Diamicron MR Tablet is a common medicine to diagnose hyperglycemic patients. Gliclazide is generally suggested for those people suffering from 'Type 2' hyperglycemia. It controls the glucose level in blood as well as also prevents certain types of common complications like heart attack, kidney damage, blindness, stroke, etc. The drug composition works by stimulating a specific hormone, namely Insulin secretion, that is mainly responsible for controlling body glucose levels.

To know the instructions, you need to thoroughly check the medicine leaflets or follow the guidelines given by the doctor. Generally, this medicine is recommended to take one time daily during breakfast time or listen to what your physician suggests to you. The drugs can show the best result if taken at the same time daily; plus, crushing or chewing the drug is strongly prohibited as this may expose the all drug's composition at a time and can cause serious side effects. Patients should not increase the dose's power or overdose because the symptoms may get worse. Therefore, we always recommend our consumers follow the doctor's instructions to prevent any types of ill effects.

Caution must be taken if the patient has any type of allergic symptoms with Gliclazide or any other components of this drug or sulfonylureas or sulfonamides. If you start taking the drug for the first time, inform the doctor regarding previous or current medical issues like Kidney Ailment, Reduced Liver-Function, Acute Porphyria, Hypoglycemia, etc., to make sure this drug suits you properly. Moreover, for seniors, extra precaution must be taken as Gliclazide can be the reason for severe dizziness, and in the children's cases, you should be aware of the usefulness and possible side effects. As mentioned earlier, the drug can make patients lightheaded since patients who take alcohol or cannabis should stop taking it while undergoing Diamicron MR Tablet medication. Moreover, taking extra care is mandatory for pregnant women, as the drug may harm the unborn baby, so pregnant women must not take this drug. And if a patient becomes pregnant during this medication, contact your physician as soon as possible. Though it's unknown if the drug composition passes via breast milk, consulting with the physician is mandatory.

The following symptoms aren't experienced by everyone who takes Gliclazide; only 1% of patients have shown these certain temporary side effects that can be managed easily-

• Constipation.
• Dizziness.
• Diarrhoea.
• Backache.
• Joint Pain.
• Sudden Weight Changes.
• Skin Hives.
• Chills.

Every medicine has certain after-effects that cure automatically; however, if the above side effects persist and you feel severe dizziness or allergic reaction, and anything that is unusual & can't be managed easily, you are advised to visit your physician and discuss the medication continuation process.