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Glynase and Diabetes
Generic Name
Glynase is an anti-diabetic drug and its generic name is glyburide. It belongs to the family of drugs known as sulfonylureas. Glynase is used for treating non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (Type –II), particularly when the diabetes cannot be controlled by diet alone. Glynase stimulates the pancreas to stimulate insulin and helps in reducing blood sugar. The other treatment methods such as diet and exercise should simultaneously be followed.
Glynase should be taken only if prescribed by the doctor. Glynase can be used for other purposes also.
Precaution
- If your doctor recommends you glynase, tell your doctor if you are allergic to glynase.
- If you or any other member in your family had or have kidney, thyroid, type I diabetes, liver or heart disease. You should inform the doctor before taking glynase.
- If you are planning to have a surgery including dental surgery, inform your surgeon that you are on glynase.
- If you are taking any other medicine whether prescribed, non-prescribed, food supplements, vitamins or herbal products, you should inform your doctor.
- Glynase is FDA category C medicine and it is not known whether it affects unborn baby, however if you are pregnant, you should inform to your doctor. If you become pregnant while taking glynase, inform your doctor.
- It is not known whether glynase passes into the breast milk. If you are a breast-feeding mother, inform your doctor before taking glynase.
Warning
- The medicine may cause dizziness and therefore after taking glynase do not drive and operate heavy machineries.
- Glynase may cause some risk and you should consult your doctor for the possible risk of Glynase.
- You should follow other treatment advised to you such as diet and regular physical exercise.
- Avoid alcohol as alcohol may increase the dizziness caused by the medicine and alcohol also causes to decrease blood sugar.
- Avoid smoking as cigarette smoking may decrease the effectiveness of the medicine.
Overdose
- You should only use the recommended dosage of glynase and if you suspect an overdose you should immediately contact to your doctor.
- The symptoms of overdose may include weakness, dry mouth, drowsiness, unconsciousness and coma.
Missed Dose
- If you missed a dose, take as soon as you remember the missed dose. If it is almost the time of your next dose take a single dose.
- Never take double dose at a time of glynase.
Side Effects
- Some of the serious side effects include difficulty in breathing, swelling in face, throat, and lips, skin rash, yellowing of skin or eyes, fever, sore throat and sunburn.
- Some common side effects include dizziness, drowsiness, nausea and vomiting.
- Glynase may cause either a low blood or high blood sugar and you should ensure the proper remedy if any of the situations occurs to you.
- The symptoms of low blood sugar include shaking, headache, anxiety, difficulty concentration, nervousness, confusion, sweating, dizziness and sudden hunger. You should keep sugar or candy always with you and eat if such symptoms occur and you should contact to your doctor immediately.
- The symptoms of increased blood sugar include increased thirst, increased urination, extreme hunger and blurred vision.
- If any of the side effects as mentioned above or any other side effects are observed, you should immediately contact to your doctor.
How to take
- The medicine should be taken exactly as prescribed by the doctor.
- The medicine should be taken before breakfast if taken once a day or before meals if recommended multiple times and should be swallowed with a glass of water.
How to store
- Glynase should be stored at room temperature and out of reach of children.
- The medicine should be kept away from excessive heat and moisture.
- Outdated medicines should not be used and should be destroyed to avoid misuse of the medicines.
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