Vidaglo D Tablet

Vidaglo D Tablet is a combination medicine prescribed for the management of type two diabetes mellitus when single therapy does not provide sufficient control. It combines the action of a dipeptidyl peptidase inhibitor and metformin, which together work to regulate blood sugar effectively. The first component helps the body to increase the natural incretin hormones, stimulating insulin release and lowering excess glucose production in the liver. The second component improves the body’s response to insulin and decreases sugar absorption from food. This dual action provides better control of fasting as well as post-meal blood glucose levels. Vidaglo D Tablet supports long term health by reducing the risk of complications such as nerve problems, kidney impairment, and heart conditions often associated with uncontrolled diabetes. It should always be taken under the supervision of a healthcare professional, along with regular diet management and physical activity for the best outcomes.

Benefits

• Helps control blood sugar levels in type two diabetes

• Combines two medicines for stronger effect

• Improves the body’s sensitivity to insulin

• Reduces sugar absorption from meals

• Decreases glucose release from the liver

• Lowers the risk of diabetic complications

• Provides stability of fasting and post meal sugar

• Improves overall metabolic balance

• Helps reduce fatigue linked with high sugar

• Supports healthy weight control in diabetics

• May reduce the need for very high insulin doses

• Improves heart and kidney protection indirectly

• Enhances quality of life in diabetic patients

• Reduces sharp fluctuations in glucose levels

• Complements lifestyle measures like diet and exercise

Possible Side Effects

• Stomach upset or nausea

• Loose stools or diarrhea

• Mild headache or dizziness

• Bloating or gas formation

• Loss of appetite in some individuals

• Metallic taste in the mouth occasionally

• Rare allergic skin reactions

• Fatigue or weakness sometimes

• Low blood sugar if combined with other agents

• Rare abdominal discomfort

How to Use

• Take the tablet as advised by doctor

• Swallow whole with a glass of water

• Can be taken with food to reduce stomach upset

• Try to take it at the same time daily

• Do not stop suddenly without medical guidance

• Follow prescribed diet and exercise plan

How It Works

• The first component increases incretin activity in the body

• Enhances insulin secretion when sugar is high

• Reduces excessive glucose production by the liver

• The second component improves insulin sensitivity

• Decreases sugar absorption from the intestine

• Together both provide stronger and longer blood sugar control

What to Avoid

• Avoid exceeding recommended dosage

• Avoid skipping regular blood sugar checks

• Avoid alcohol as it increases risk of lactic acidosis

• Avoid heavy sugary or fatty meals

• Avoid self medication with other diabetes drugs

• Avoid dehydration and drink sufficient fluids

• Avoid using expired medicine

• Avoid ignoring symptoms of very low sugar

• Avoid driving if experiencing dizziness

• Avoid sudden discontinuation without advice

• Avoid combining with unapproved herbal remedies

• Avoid use in pregnancy unless prescribed

Safety Advice

• Use strictly under medical supervision

• Regular monitoring of blood sugar is essential

• Inform doctor about all ongoing medications

• Store in a cool dry place away from sunlight

• Do not share with others even if symptoms appear same

• Keep out of reach of children

• Maintain balanced diet and exercise routine

• Report unusual stomach pain or discomfort immediately

• Inform doctor if having kidney or liver problems

• Safe disposal of unused tablets is necessary

Precautions

• Patients with kidney disease need close monitoring

• People with liver impairment should be cautious

• Elderly patients may require dose adjustments

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women need doctor’s approval

• Avoid in cases of known allergy to ingredients

• Stop use and seek help if severe stomach pain occurs

• Take with meals to reduce gastrointestinal effects

• Carry sugar source in case of hypoglycemia

• Inform doctor before undergoing any surgery

• Regular follow up visits are important for safety