Glucophage Xr 1000 Tablets 30'S

Glucophage Xr 1000Mg Contains Metformin Hydrochloride 1000Mg, A Biguanide Antidiabetic Agent. Metformin Works By Reducing The Amount Of Glucose Produced By The Liver, Enhancing Insulin Sensitivity, And Slowing Glucose Absorption From Food In The Gastrointestinal Tract. The Extended-Release (Xr) Formulation Allows For Once-Daily Dosing, Providing Sustained Glucose-Lowering Effects With Improved Gastrointestinal Tolerability Compared To Immediate-Release Formulations. Glucophage Xr 1000Mg Tablet Is Primarily Used For The Management Of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus As Part Of A Diet And Exercise Program. Side Effects Common Side Effects Of Glucophage Xr 1000Mg May Include: Nausea Or Vomiting Diarrhea Abdominal Pain Or Discomfort Weakness Or Fatigue Rare But Serious Side Effects May Include: Lactic Acidosis (A Rare But Life-Threatening Condition That May Occur In Patients With Kidney Dysfunction) Hypoglycemia (Low Blood Sugar), Especially If Combined With Insulin Or Sulfonylureas Allergic Reactions, Including Skin Rash, Swelling, Or Breathing Difficulty If You Experience Any Of These Severe Side Effects, Contact A Healthcare Provider Immediately. Precautions Before Starting Glucophage Xr 1000Mg, Consider The Following: Inform Your Healthcare Provider If You Have Kidney Disease, Liver Disease, Or Are At Risk Of Alcohol Abuse. Avoid Taking Glucophage Xr Before Contrast Imaging Procedures (E.G., With Iodinated Contrast), As They Can Impair Kidney Function And Increase The Risk Of Lactic Acidosis. Ensure Kidney Function Is Monitored Regularly, Especially In Elderly Patients. Metformin Should Not Be Used During Pregnancy Unless Deemed Absolutely Necessary By Your Healthcare Provider. Stay Hydrated And Monitor For Signs Of Dehydration To Prevent Kidney Complications.