Prandin And Control Over Glucose Blood Level
September 5th, 2008

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People who suffer from type 2 diabetes may not even be aware of the severity of their condition until it deteriorates pretty quickly and almost unexpectedly. This situation occurs when you fail to perform regular health checks and you leave too-high blood sugar levels untreated. For those who seek to prevent the evolution of type 2 diabetes into type 1 diabetes, Prandin may be the solution.

How does Prandin work?

Prandin is a drug that proves useful after you eat, when the glucose blood level rises dramatically and dangerously. It acts on the pancreas, stimulating the secretion of insulin that is mainly deficient in the case of patients with type 2 diabetes. The insulin amount you produce may not be enough for the quantity of sugar you include in your diet; hence Prandin has to correct that imbalance too.

It is often the case that Prandin is administered in association with other glucose controllers that didn't prove sufficient on their own. Nevertheless, don't give up on a healthy diet and the physical activities that are recommended as part of the lifestyle of a person in your condition. Let's not forget that diabetes often goes together with obesity, and that is something you need to keep under control.

The regular administration dosage is not very strict for Prandin. It is usually taken half an hour or fifteen minutes before meals, which means you are going to take it three or four times a day. If you skip or add a meal during a particular day, make sure you skip or add Prandin accordingly.

Prandin side effects

Most of the adverse reactions reported in association with Prandin are transitory and mild in intensity.

* Hypoglycemia is among the first side effects Prandin triggers, particularly if you are too active.

* Infections of the urinary and respiratory tracts may also appear, whether associated with digestive symptoms or not.

* Prandin may cause bronchitis-like reactions, chest pain and sinus inflammation.

If such side effects fail to disappear or don't decrease in intensity, contact the doctor immediately and see if it is necessary to interrupt Prandin administration.

Special mentions should be made to discourage any intentions of using Prandin as an insulin substitute. This drug is totally unsuitable for type 1 diabetes that is insulin-dependent or for diabetic ketoacidosis. The latter represents a very serious medical emergency that can only be treated with immediate insulin administration.

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