Vobit 1Mg Strip Of 10 Tablets

• Type 2 diabetes: This combination helps manage high blood sugar when the body does not use insulin effectively or make enough. Glimepiride increases insulin release, voglibose slows carbohydrate breakdown, and metformin reduces glucose made by the liver.

• Low blood sugar: The glimepiride component may cause sweating, shaking, hunger, dizziness, confusion or fainting when blood sugar falls; take a quick source of sugar and seek urgent help if severe.
• Digestive upset: The metformin and voglibose components can cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain, heartburn, loss of appetite, abdominal distention or increased flatus, especially when treatment begins; seek care for severe symptoms.
• Metallic taste: The metformin component may leave a metal-like taste in the mouth, which can alter how food tastes; tell your doctor if it is persistent or troublesome.
• Blood and lymphatic disorders: Rare changes in blood cells may show as fever, sore throat, unusual bruising or repeated infections; contact your doctor promptly if these occur.
• Serious reactions: Intestinal obstruction, eye disorders or lactic acidosis can occur rarely; seek emergency help for severe abdominal swelling, vision changes, unusual tiredness, muscle pain, rapid breathing or confusion.

• Do not skip meals, and keep a quick source of sugar available if your doctor has warned you about low blood sugar.
• Check your blood sugar as advised and record unusual readings for your doctor.
• Tell your doctor before a scan involving contrast dye or before a major procedure.
• Seek urgent help for severe weakness, muscle pain, rapid breathing, persistent vomiting, stomach pain or confusion.
• Avoid alcohol and follow the diet and physical activity plan advised for your diabetes.

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