Repaglinide
Other Names: Prandin.
Commonly Prescribed For: Repaglinide is generally prescribed for treating type 2 diabetes (a condition where the body doesn’t makes use of insulin normally, thereby not able to control the quantity of sugar present in the blood). It is commonly prescribed for other medications.
How to Take it: Repaglinide is available in the form of a tablet to be taken via mouth. This medication is normally taken before taking meals, or half an hour before a meal. Take this medication as prescribed, even if you feel good.
How it Works: This medication works to decrease the quantity of glucose by stimulating the ability of pancreas to release insulin.
Some Side Effects: Common side effects include clumsy or jerky movements, shakiness, hunger, dizziness or lightheadedness, pale skin, sweating, weakness, nervousness or irritability, tingling around the mouth, and sudden changes in behavior. Some serious side effects include headache, diarrhea, nasal congestion, and constipation, loss of consciousness, confusion, joint aches and seizures.
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