Glimp 1 MG Tablet 10

The majority of Glimp 1 tablet side effects are minor and will go away as your body adjusts to the medicine. If they don't go away or you're concerned about them, Consult with your doctor.

The adverse effects of Glimp 1 tablet

Hypoglycemia (low blood glucose level),

Headache,

Nausea,

Dizziness.

Precautions 

Drinking alcohol while taking Glimp 1 tablet is not recommended. The usage of Glimp 1 tablet during pregnancy may be harmful to an unborn child. Animal research has demonstrated negative consequences on a developing fetus, despite the lack of human studies. Before prescribing it to you, your doctor will consider both the benefits and the hazards. Please see your physician. Glimp 1 tablet is likely to be safe for use while nursing. The medicine does not appear to pose major harm to the fetus based on limited human data. Keep an eye on the baby's blood sugar while he or she is taking Glimp 1 tablet. You should be able to drive while taking Glimp 1 tablet without any issues. It is safe to take Glimp 1 tablet in people with a renal illness. Glimp 1 tablets should not be changed in dosage. Patients undergoing dialysis should not use Glimp 1 tablet. Patients with the liver condition should use Glimp 1 tablet with caution. A dose adjustment may be required for Glimp 1 tablet. Please see your physician. Patients with advanced liver disease should not use Glimp 1 tablet. Don't worry about missing a dose of Glimp 1 tablet; just carry on as normal. Do not increase the dosage.