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Hi Dr i am daibetic man for past 15 years and my age is 47 , previously i was taking germer 1 tablet for past 15 years , now i discussed with my personal doctor he subscribed me gycomet GP 1 Fort at morning 1 and evening 1 , can you brief me about this tablet gycomet GP 1 fort .
Glycomet is the trade name for a medication called metformin.
It is one of the more commonly used medications and has been used for a long period of time.
It works by decreasing the body's resistance to its own insulin allowing the insulin to work better. It also helps with weight loss in some persons.
This medication does not cause low blood sugars, it would help push the blood sugars to normal but not below.
It may be associated with stomach upset, diarrhea or constipation in some persons. These effects may be short term or reduced by taking the slow release form of the medication.
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Is Glycomet GP The Right Medication For Diabetes?
HI, thanks for using healthcare magic Glycomet is the trade name for a medication called metformin. It is one of the more commonly used medications and has been used for a long period of time. It works by decreasing the body s resistance to its own insulin allowing the insulin to work better. It also helps with weight loss in some persons. This medication does not cause low blood sugars, it would help push the blood sugars to normal but not below. It may be associated with stomach upset, diarrhea or constipation in some persons. These effects may be short term or reduced by taking the slow release form of the medication. I hope this helps