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Uses: FAQs: What happened when you take overdose of gliclazide tablets
Medical history review: Your doctor will assess your overall health, pre-existing conditions (such as a personal or family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma or Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia syndrome type 2), and any other medications you are taking to ensure the new medication is appropriate
Slows digestion: The medication delays how quickly food leaves your stomach, helping you feel full longer
Long-term post-marketing surveillance is mandated to monitor delayed or rare ADA-related adverse events and changes in pharmacokinetics
and magnesium, citrate, and potassium loss (Heseltine 1988