Generic Actoplus Met Active Ingredient: Metformin And Pioglitazone

Metformin in some countries is an ingredient of: Diabex, Diaformin, Formet, Glucohexal, Glucomet

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The medication represents a compounding of two oral diabetes medicines and is designed for the patients with type 2 diabetes (non-insulin-dependent). It functions by controlling sugar levels in blood. Patients with type 1 diabetes (insulin-dependent) are not treated with this medication.

The medication must be taken on a regular basis strictly according to the prescription no longer and not exceeding the necessary amount. The therapy also includes dieting and a complex of physical exercises as a rule. Actoplus Met is usually taken with food. Sometimes the remedy is used in complex with vitamin B12 but only with doctor's prescription.

A state of diabetic ketoacidosis; problems with the heart, liver or eyes, states of pregnancy or nursing can serve as contraindications for the usage of the remedy and should be decided upon by the doctor.

Refrain from alcohol and be cautious when combining Actoplus Met with other medications as some of them can increase your blood sugar and cause hyperglycemia, others on the contrary may reduce your blood sugar and evoke hypoglycemia, and some medications just can bring about unpredictable results.

The medicine can evoke some adverse effect among the most serious is lactic acidosis, especially when you have a history of congestive heart failure, and cause just various heart problems. Provided you feel worse and not better during the treatment, should you take overdose or just suspect general disturbing sensations contact your healthcare provider at once.