Glucomust-Pm Tablet Health Feed

Yes you can.

Antacids like Ranitidine should not be laken for long time. I suggest you to consult a Gastroenterologist who may do an upper GI endoscopy to ruleout any ulcer etc.

Triglimisave 2 and metformon can not be vompared and sjould not be used as substitute to each other.
Trihlimisave contains 3 medicines and metformin is one of them.

Only if there us is insulin resistance proved with acanthosis or blood investigation you need to use metformin to work or otherwise it's like using it without purpose but it might cause dizziness.

Opipramol 50 mg has adverse side effects. As you are interested to discontinue this medicine, you may take an alternative homeopathic medicine. I you are interested, book online appointment/consultation with me (commencing from text consult rs 149, audio/phone-rs 300) for further prescription and treatment.

Dear Lybrate user, glimepiride stimulates betacells to secrete insulin. Metformin is supposed to reduce insulin resistance and slow down glucose absorption from the intestine. Usually both these are used together to control increased blood glucose. In newly diagnosed patients metformin alone is used. In some both drugs are used together. Which drug to take for a particular level can be decided by the treating doctor.

Mr. lybrate-user, thanks for the query.
As told by your endocrinologist pioglitazone does help insulin action by reducing resistance to its action. The combination has been banned because it is considered as irrational to have certain "fixed dose" combinations. Because it is difficult to make dosage adjustment in asuch a combination. However, using those separately is absolutely fine. Plus if you have been getting good glucose control with those drugs, then please do use separately. At the d...more

Medicines you are taking is not going to interfere your future planing of pregnancy, but you should maintain good blood sugar control to succeed for conceive your wife, so your diabetic status is also important. If you want to consult get online consultation for good control and your future success.

Dear,
There are many chances that you may develop hypoglycaemia with glibenclamide going on. You need to reduce the dose of medication. Please contact nearby Diabetologist or come on personal platform.
Regards.

If you are loosing weight with your lifestyle and diet management, you can go ahead with yaz.