Generic Prandin

1. Denomination

Prandin

2. Active Substance

Repaglinide

3. Indications for Use.

Type 2 sugar diabetes together with diet therapy and physical exercises, including combined therapy (when a diet therapy and physical exercises and other medications therapy have proven to be inefficient).

4. Action

Repaglinide rapidly deflates the glucose level in blood by stimulation of the release of insulin from the cells of pancreatic gland.

5. Posology and Administration

The drug is to be taken orally 15–30 minutes before meal, usually 3 times a day before main meals. A dose should be selected on an individual basis. The starting dose is 0,5 mg. A dose advance should be done not earlier than in 1–2 weeks after the start of treatment, looking about the level of glycemia. Maximal one-shot dose is 4 mg, a daily one is 16 mg.

6. Counterindications

- Type I diabetes;
- Diabetic coma;
- Compromised function of liver and kidneys;
- Scheduled operation;
- Hypersensitivity to the drug.

7. Should Be Taken with Precautions, if…

Care should be taken in kidney diseases patients. In hyposthenic patients and in subnutrition patients a dose of Repaglinide should be selected with caution. In the period of the treatment patients should avoid alcohol drinking.

8. Interface with Other Medications

Consult your attending doctor on the use of diverse medications in the same period of treatment.

9. Overdosing

Symptoms: hypoglycemia (sense of hunger, feeling of tiredness and weakness, headache, elevated excitement, anxiety, drowsiness, restless sleep, nightmare dreams, the change of behavior like those in alcoholic intoxication, relaxation of concentration of attention, impairment of speech and vision, mental confusion, paleness, nausea, rapid heartbeat, convulsions, cold perspiration, coma, etc.).

10. Side Effects

Low level of sugar in blood, dyspepsia (nausea, abdominal pain, very seldom – diarrhea or constipation, vomiting), allergic reactions (skin rash, itching, hives); in specific cases – compromised liver function, vision impairment.

11. Pregnancy and Lactation

The use in pregnancy and breastfeeding is not advisable.

12. Driving

When you use Repaglinide you should see advisability of car driving or occupation of potentially hazardous activities.

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