Reclide.
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Buy Reclide.
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 Dose: 40mg Tablets
Packed: 100 (10 x 10)
Manufactured by: Dr Reddy
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Reclide Indications
Reclide is an Antidiabetic drug, being generically called sulfonylureas (because it belongs to a class of sulfonylurea antidiabetic agents).
Reclide is a type of drug that is mostly indicated in the treatment of a type of diabetes mellitus (commonly known as type 2 diabetes). However, Reclide can also serve other purposes besides the one previously mentioned here.
Reclide Contraindications
If you suffer from an allergy to Reclide or to any of its ingredients, it is advisable that you consult your doctor before starting a treatment with Reclide.
Reclide can have harmful effects on an unborn baby. Therefore it is best that you should ask for your doctor's opinion regarding whether you should start the treatment or not if you are pregnant or are planning to be soon.
Because it has not been determined with certainty whether Reclide is able to pass into breast milk it is not known for sure if it is able to cause harm to any nursing infant. If you are nursing your child, it is best that you should talk to your doctor before you start a Reclide treatment.
Elderly patients have been reported to be far more sensitive to Reclide than younger adults. You must consult with your doctor before starting a Reclide treatment.
Reclide Intake Guidelines
Follow the exact direction given to you by your doctor. In case you did not understand the instructions, do not hesitate to ask your doctor, pharmacist, or nurse for further explanations. However it is best that you follow your doctor's prescription regarding the Reclide dosage that you should take. It is best that you ask your doctor about any additional suggestions: dieting, exercising, blood sugar level testing, dosage adjusting, etc.
Reclide Dosage
You can obtain the correct dosage of Reclide either from your own doctor or from the label. It is possible that the dose of Reclide that your doctor prescribes you is different from the one on the drug's label. In this case, it is advisable that you follow your doctor's treatment and not the one on the label. The Reclide dose varies from one person to another because the correct dose depends on the age of the patient, on its condition, etc.
Reclide Overdose
If you think you are suffering from Reclide overdose, you should seek medical attention immediately or inform your personal doctor right away.
Reclide Missed Dose
If you happen to miss one dose of Reclide it is advisable that you should take it as soon as you remember it. If it is about time for another dose of Reclide you should skip the dose that you have missed and continue with your regular schedule. You should not take a double dose of Reclide unless it was recommended by your doctor.
Reclide Side Effects
Reclide has some rare side effects like seizure, convulsion, unconsciousness, skin peeling, high skin sensitivity or skin redness, rash, itching, difficulty in focusing your eyes, etc. If you are experiencing at least one of these side effects you are in need for immediate medical attention.
Among Reclide's more common side effects are the ones determined by low blood sugar : anxiety, nausea, nightmares, confusion, nervousness, blurred vision, cold sweats, restless sleep, regular headaches, pale and cool skin, difficulty in focusing, changes in appetite (excessive hunger) , shakiness, heartburn, diarrhea, stomach pain, discomfort or fullness, constipation, dizziness, frequent urination, vomiting, changes in taste, unusual weight gain. If you are experiencing at least one of these side effects you are in need for immediate medical attention.
Other very rare side effects of Reclide are bloody coughing, chills, darker urine, increased sweating, lighter-coloured stools, breath shortness, pale or thin skin, sore throat, fever, abnormal tiredness or weakness, unusual bruising or bleeding, chestpain, feeling of illness, increased amounts of sputumm etc, If you are experiencing at least one of these side effects you are in need for immediate medical attention.
Reclide has some other side effects that have not been mentioned here, but which can occur nevertheless. You should consult with your doctor if you experience any unpleasant or unusual symptoms during or after the treatment.
Reclide Interactions
You should ask for your doctor's opinion whether you should start a Reclide treatment if you are taking alcohol or any other of these types of drugs: anticoagulants; salicylates (aspirin); azole antifungals (fluconazole), cimetidine, chloramphenicol, fluouroquinolones (enoxacin, lomefloxacin, norfloxacin ,or ofloxacin), quinidine; ranitidine, quinine; lithium, asparaginase; corticosteroids; medicines for asthma, thiazide diuretics; cold or cough medicines; allergy or hay fever medicines; beta-adrenergic blocking agents (atenolol, betaxolol, bisoprolol, carteolol, labetalol, metoprolol, nadolol, oxprenolol, penbutolol, and pindolol) cyclosporine; guanethidine; monoamine oxidase (isocarboxazid, phenelzine, procarbazine, selegiline, and tranylcypromine) pentamidine, octreotide. Your physician might adjust the dosage of Reclide that you should take or he might require you special monitoring of certain factors during the Reclide treatment.
Reclide Other Brand Names
In some countries Reclide may also be known as:
- Aglucide;
- Betanorm;
- Cadicon;
- CP-Gliz;
- Cronemet;
- Diabeside;
- Diabrezide;
- Diaglyk;
- Diamicron;
- Diamitex;
- Dianid;
- Dianorm;
- Dianormax;
- Diaprel;
- Dramion;
- Galtes;
- Glidan;
- Gluctam;
- Glumikron;
- Glycemirex;
- Glygard;
- Glyzyl;
- Licla;
- Lycazid;
- Marclazide;
- Medoclazide;
- Melicron;
- Nidem;
- Oramikron;
- Qualizide;
- Reclide;
- Semi-Glycigon;
- Serviclazide;
- Suclear;
- Sun-Glizide;
- Unava;
- Uni Diamicron;
- Uni Diamicron;
- Ziclin;
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