REPAGLINIDE

Overview:

Repaglinide medicine is prescribed to treat type 2 diabetes It makes your body react to food by gently hinting your pancreas to pass insulin thus eliminating spikes in the blood sugar after meals. It acts fast and in most cases it is used before meals. This prevents the postprandial rise of your blood sugar.

Classification:Meglitinide analog

Uses:
Repaglinide helps people with type 2 diabetes keep their blood sugar under control, especially after meals. It’s usually taken just before eating to stop sugar levels from going too high. Along with healthy eating and staying active, it can be used on its own or with other diabetes medicines to manage your blood sugar better.

How it works:
Repaglinide helps your body do what it naturally should—release insulin when you eat. It gives your pancreas a gentle nudge to keep your blood sugar from spiking after meals.Since it works fast and doesn’t stay in your system too long, you just take it before eating to help your body handle the sugar from food more smoothly.
Dosage: As prescribed by your doctor.
Side Effects:
Low blood sugar (hypoglycemia)
Weight gain
Stomach issues
Headache
Precautions:
If you’re taking Repaglinide, make sure to eat after each dose — it works fast, so skipping a meal can make your blood sugar drop too low. If you’re not going to eat, it’s better to skip the medicine too. Let your doctor know if you’ve ever had liver problems or if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding. Go easy on alcohol, and be careful if you’re taking other diabetes medicines, as they can all work together and lower your sugar too much. And most importantly, if anything feels off, let your doctor know.
Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only. Always consult a healthcare provider for medical advice and proper dosage.