Repaglinide

Uses of Repaglinide 

Repaglinide is a type of medication given to individuals with type 2 diabetes. This medicine works by controlling the high blood levels of the body. Aside from that function, Repaglinide also expands the production of insulin in the pancreas, but it should be partnered with the right diet and exercise. You can purchase this medicine under the trade names Prandin, Novonorm, and Enyglid. 

Repaglinide Precautions and Warnings 

Before obtaining a medication involving Repaglinide, you should speak with your doctor of your plans to get pregnant or if you are already breastfeeding. You must also inform your doctor of other forms of medicines you are currently taking to ensure that drug interactions can be prevented. If you are hypersensitive to this medicine and its ingredients, avoid it immediately. 

Repaglinide Dosage 

The dosage for this type of medicine observes the following: 

• Medical condition of the patient
• Response to the treatment
• Other forms of medicines taken at the present day

The dosage recommendation is dependent on the number of meals taken in a day. Sometimes its 2-4 times a day. Only consume this medicine if you blood sugar level is high. 

Repaglinide Side Effects   

Note that there are distinct side effects of consuming Repaglinide. These includes: 

Common Side Effects of Repaglinide 

• Diarrhea
• Joint Pain
• Weight gain
• Constipation
• Chest pain, stomach pain, back pain

Severe Side Effects of Repaglinide 

• Chills
• Cold sweat
• Dizziness
• Shaking
• Fast Heartbeat
• Tingling of hands and feet
• Rapid breathing
• Increased urination
• Hunger
• Excessive yawning
• Loss of consciousness
• Extreme thirst
• Upset stomach and vomiting