Diampa 25mg Tablets 14’s

Description

Diampa 25mg Tablets 14’s

Diampa 25mg Tablets 14’s is a medication that is an anti-diabetic. It is utilized to treat adult type 2 diabetes whether on its own or in combination with other drugs. It can also be used in to reduce the risk of dying from cardiovascular causes in adults with Type 2 Diabetes.

For the greatest outcomes, patients are advised to adhere to a rigorous fitness and diet regimen as well as taking this medication. Empagliflozin is not recommended for patients suffering from Type 1 Diabetes or in patients with diabetes ketoacidosis.

Uses

It should not be use in patients with diabetic ketoacidosis.

Side Effects Of Diampa 25mg Tablets 14’s

It can interact with,

• Acetazolamide
• amiodarone
• captopril
• enalapril
• ramipril
• clozapine
• haloperidol
• olanzapine
• quetiapine
• risperidone
• amlodipine
• diltiazem
• nifedipine
• verapamil.

How To Use Diampa 25mg Tablets 14’s?

• Take Empagliflozin exactly as directed by your physician.
• The dosage you are given will change with time, based on the response of your treatment and the state of your health.
• Do not change the duration or dosage of Empagliflozin until you have first consulted your physician.
• Take a sip of Empagliflozin and drink water.
• Don’t crush, break or chew the tablet.

Expert Advice

• You must continue exercising and eating a healthy diet, and take other medications for diabetes along with Empagliflozin.
• Keep Empagliflozin in a room temperature and away from humidity, heat or direct light.
• Keep Empagliflozin safe from pets and children’s reach.
• Don’t make use of Empagliflozin beyond the expiration date.

Contraindications

• Empagliflozin is not recommended for patients with an established hypersensitivity towards Empagliflozin as well as any other other inactive components that it contains.
• Due to the chance of aggravating the patient’s health condition, Empagliflozin is not suggested in patients who have an impairment in the renal function.

• If you’re hypersensitive to Empagliflozin or have any other allergies, tell your doctor prior to taking it.
• Inactive components could be found in this medication, causing allergic reactions or other problems.
• For more details, speak to your physician.
• Tell your doctor about any medical issues, specifically in the event of kidney problems (such like dialysis) liver diseases alcohol abuse/abuse and dehydration, as well as low blood pressure or high blood cholesterol or the presence of penile or vaginal yeast infections.
•  If you’re diabetic and have difficulty to manage the levels of blood sugar when you are stressed (like due to an infection or injury, fever, or surgical procedure).
•  In addition, if you’re not eating enough or in a position to not eat due to these conditions or illness, you could experience an increase in the ketone level when taking Empagliflozin.
• Talk to your doctor as there may be a need to modify your medication regimen, treatment regimen and blood glucose levels or ketone levels because of this.
• Inform your dentist or doctor about any medications you consume prior to surgery (including prescription and nonprescription as well as herbal remedies).
• The negative effects of empagliflozin, including kidney problems, dehydration, and lightheadedness, are more severe for older people (usually when standing).