Gliclavac M 40 Tablet 10

Gliclavac M 40 Tablet 10 is used for controlling the following health conditions:

• Managing type 2 diabetes mellitus

• Keeping blood sugar levels under check in diabetic individuals

• Complementing diet and exercise regimen for managing diabetes

• Swallow the tablet whole with a glass of water.

• Do not crush, chew or split the tablet.

• Take the medicine along with your meals.

• Always stick to the prescribed dose and never exceed it without consulting your doctor first.

• Keep monitoring your blood glucose and HbA1c levels regularly as advised by your doctor.

Gliclavac M 40 Tablet 10 is taken orally.

Gliclavac M 40 Tablet 10 consists of two active ingredients that work together to manage high blood sugar levels:

• Gliclazide (40 mg): This component belongs to the sulfonylurea class of antidiabetic agents and operates by stimulating insulin secretion from your body's pancreatic beta cells. This process effectively reduces blood glucose levels. Additionally, gliclazide also works in reducing insulin resistance at a peripheral level in your body.

• Metformin (500 mg): As part of the biguanide class, metformin works differently from gliclazide. It decreases glucose production in your liver and reduces intestinal absorption of glucose. Furthermore, metformin improves insulin sensitivity by enhancing peripheral glucose uptake and utilisation in your body.

These two components complement each other, resulting in better glycemic control compared to if they were used individually.

• Store the Gliclavac M 40 Tablet 10 below 30°C

• Protect the medicine from light.

• Keep it out of reach of children.

• Ensure you use the tablet before its expiry date, which is clearly mentioned on the package.

• As an individual taking Gliclavac M 40 Tablet 10 for managing your type 2 diabetes, it's advisable to follow a diet low in sugars and high in fibre. This can help you maintain stable blood glucose levels.

• Regular physical exercise like walking, jogging or yoga can also support your body to utilise glucose more efficiently, contributing to better management of your condition.