Amaryl 1Mg Tablets 30'S

Amaryl 1Mg Tablet Contains The Active Ingredient Glimepiride, Which Is An Oral Antidiabetic Medication Used To Manage Blood Sugar Levels In Individuals With Type 2 Diabetes. Glimepiride Belongs To A Class Of Drugs Called Sulfonylureas. It Works By Stimulating The Pancreas To Produce More Insulin And Improving The Body'S Ability To Use Insulin Efficiently. This Helps To Lower Blood Glucose Levels, Especially After Meals. Active Ingredients: Glimepiride (1Mg): The Active Ingredient That Helps To Lower Blood Sugar By Increasing Insulin Secretion And Enhancing Insulin Sensitivity. Side Effects: Common Side Effects: Low Blood Sugar (Hypoglycemia), Dizziness, Headache, Nausea, Weight Gain, And Stomach Discomfort. Serious Side Effects: Severe Hypoglycemia, Jaundice (Yellowing Of The Skin Or Eyes), Unusual Tiredness, Muscle Pain, And Skin Rashes. Other Side Effects: Allergic Reactions, Such As Swelling Or Hives, And Gastrointestinal Issues Like Diarrhea Or Constipation. Precautions: Hypoglycemia Risk: Amaryl Can Cause Low Blood Sugar, Particularly If Meals Are Skipped, Alcohol Is Consumed, Or Exercise Is Intense. Symptoms Include Shaking, Sweating, Dizziness, And Confusion. Kidney Or Liver Disease: If You Have Kidney Or Liver Issues, Use Amaryl With Caution As It May Affect Your Body’S Ability To Process The Medication. Pregnancy And Breastfeeding: Not Recommended During Pregnancy Unless Absolutely Necessary, And Should Be Avoided During Breastfeeding. Consult Your Doctor If You Are Pregnant Or Breastfeeding. Alcohol: Drinking Alcohol While Taking Amaryl Can Increase The Risk Of Hypoglycemia. Other Medications: Inform Your Doctor About All Other Medications You Are Taking, Especially Other Antidiabetic Medications, As They Can Increase The Risk Of Hypoglycemia.