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Micronase

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Active ingredient: Glyburide

The oral hypoglycemic agent, derived from sulfonylureas of the II generation. Used in complex therapy with insulin to control the blood glucose levels daily in diabetes of the second type. Has pancreatic and extrapancreatic effects. Stimulates the secretion of insulin by lowering the threshold of pancreas beta cells’ stimulation by glucose, improves insulin sensitivity and the degree of its binding to target cells, increases insulin release, enhances the effect the insulin has on glucose uptake by muscle and liver, inhibits lipolysis in the adipose tissue.

Other names for this medication:

Gliben,

Glez,

Daonil,

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Micronase 5mg

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5mg × 90 Pills	$0.40	$36.29 + Bonus - 7 Pills	-	Add to cart

Micronase 2.5mg

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2.5mg × 120 Pills	$0.32	$38.04 + Bonus - 7 Pills	$4.80	Add to cart
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2.5mg × 360 Pills	$0.24	$84.96 + Bonus - 11 Pills	$43.20	Add to cart

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Micronase Product Description

Drug Uses

Antidiabetic agent Micronase is designed to improve glycemic control in people with type 2 diabetes. Micronase tablets reduce blood sugar concentration and prompt the pancreas to increase insulin production. The antihyperglycemic effect is improved, if you use Micronase pills in conjunction with such changes in lifestyle, as the fight against obesity, a healthy diet and increased physical activity.

The drug Micronase should be taken in the morning with the first meal. The optimum dosage is in the range of 2.5 to 5 mg of Micronase per day. People, sensitive to the antidiabetic agent, should start the anti-diabetes treatment with a Micronase dose of 1.25 mg per day.

Missed Dose

In case if you forget to take a prescribed dose of Micronase, take it immediately with the meal. If the next dose of this hypoglycemic agent is soon to come, do not double Micronase dose and just skip the missed tablet.

More Information

Micronase pills in combination with other drugs for diabetes treatment may exert an extra antihyperglycemic effect and reduce the treatment time of the metabolic diseases.

Storage

Store Micronase tablets at temperature 15°C to 25°C, away from moisture, heat, light and out of the reach of children.

Micronase Safety Information

Warnings

Incorrect or excessive use of Micronase pills may make the level of blood glucose abnormally low and cause hypoglycemia. The antihyperglycemic therapy with Micronase is also associated with increased cardiovascular risk, but the long-term control of diabetes significantly reduces these risks.

Disclaimer

The information about hyperglycemia, offered in Micronase review, is for general educational purposes only and is not intended as a replacement for a medical consultation or advice of an endocrinologist. The online pharmacy assumes no responsibility and should not be liable for loss or damages of any kind, resulting from the use of this review on the hypoglycemic agent Micronase.

Micronase Side Effects

The most common unwanted effects of Micronase, such as erythema, epigastric fullness, urticaria, heartburn, nausea, and pruritus usually pass quickly, if the dosage is adjusted. You should stop using Micronase, if these unwanted effects do not disappear. Micronase may rarely cause shock, jaundice, dyspnea, hypotension, hepatitis, hypoglycemia, cholestasis, and impaired liver function.