What You Really Need To Know About Precose Medication
September 8th, 2008

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Precose medication is used to treat adults who suffer from type 2 diabetes. Type 2 diabetes is where the body is still making insulin, however not enough is made. Precose can be used with a number of other drugs if needed.

What is precose medication?

Precose medication is used to treat diabetes in adults, normally type 2 diabetes is managed by adjusting the diet. However if for any reason this is not possible precose can be used to manage the condition.

It is possible to combine precose with other drugs if required, or it can be take on its own. It can even be used alongside insulin.

Precose contains acarbose which inhibits the effectiveness of an enzyme in the body which is responsible for breaking down carbohydrates into glucose. This medication as a result decreases the amount of sugar in the blood.

Who can take precose medication?

Precose medication is not suitable for everyone, you have to talk to your doctor to find out whether or not you are suitable for it. Make sure you mention the following points if they are true in your case:

- you have high ketone levels
- you suffer from harsh kidney problems
- you have liver disease
- you suffer from colon ulsers
- you are allergic to anything contained in the precose medication.

You must also tell your doctor if you are pregnant, or are planning to become pregnant. If you find yourself becoming pregnant whilst taking precose then you should tell your doctor immediately.

If you are taking any other medication, whether it is prescription or over the counter you must take a list of it to your doctor as not all medications can be mixed together.

Mention if you are allergic to anything else, especially other medical products. Also mention if you suffer from stomach problems, kidney or liver problems.

The medicines in particular which can cause problems when takin in conjunction with precose medication can include:
- warfarin - and other anticoagulants
- verapamil - and other calcium channel blockers
- Insulin - this can cause side effects to worsen for both medications.

Important information about precose medication

You should make sure your dentist is aware you are taking precose medication before you have any dental work. Equally you should make sure any doctor is aware that you are taking precose medication before undergoing any surgery.

You should test your urine, or blood sugar levels on a regular basis to make sure the medication is working properly.

Precose should not be used in children unless advised otherwise. You also shouldn't breastfeed as the effects are unknown.

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