Sitaclass DM 100/10/500 Tablet ER

Sitaclass DM 100/10/500 Tablet ER is a combination medicine used in the management of type two diabetes mellitus when diet, exercise, and single drug therapy are not sufficient to control blood sugar. It contains Sitagliptin, Dapagliflozin, and Metformin in an extended-release formulation that works throughout the day to maintain balanced glucose levels. Sitagliptin helps increase insulin release and reduce sugar production after meals, Dapagliflozin promotes removal of excess sugar through urine, while Metformin decreases sugar made by the liver and improves insulin sensitivity. This powerful triple action ensures better control of blood sugar, reduces risks of diabetes-related complications, and supports healthy weight management. Sitaclass DM 100/10/500 Tablet ER not only helps improve daily energy and metabolism but also lowers the chances of heart, kidney, and nerve damage. When taken with proper lifestyle modifications, it provides long-term benefits and improved quality of life for diabetic patients.

Benefits

• Provides triple action for superior blood sugar control

• Helps reduce high blood glucose in type two diabetes

• Improves body’s response to insulin

• Decreases sugar production in the liver

• Increases insulin release after meals

• Promotes excretion of excess sugar through urine

• Reduces risk of kidney, nerve, and eye damage

• Supports weight management in diabetic patients

• Improves overall energy and physical activity

• Reduces excessive thirst and frequent urination

• Lowers chances of cardiovascular complications

• Enhances effectiveness of diet and exercise

• Provides long-lasting glucose control with extended release

• Helps prevent sudden spikes and drops in sugar levels

• Improves overall quality of life in diabetes care

Possible Side Effects

• Nausea or vomiting

• Stomach upset or abdominal pain

• Loose stools or diarrhea

• Loss of appetite

• Headache or dizziness

• Weakness or fatigue

• Increased urination or thirst

• Urinary tract infection in rare cases

• Low blood sugar when combined with other antidiabetic drugs

• Rare risk of lactic acidosis with severe weakness or fast breathing

How to Use

• Take exactly as prescribed by the doctor

• Usually taken with meals to reduce stomach irritation

• Swallow whole with water, do not crush or chew

• Follow a fixed time every day for best effect

• Do not skip or double doses

• Continue along with proper diet and exercise plan

How it Works

• Sitagliptin increases insulin release and lowers post-meal sugar

• Dapagliflozin helps kidneys remove extra sugar through urine

• Metformin decreases glucose production in liver and improves insulin sensitivity

• Extended-release form provides sustained action for stable control

• Triple mechanism ensures comprehensive diabetes management

What to Avoid

• Avoid alcohol as it increases risk of lactic acidosis

• Avoid skipping meals to prevent hypoglycemia

• Avoid taking more than the prescribed dose

• Avoid combining with other antidiabetic drugs without medical advice

• Avoid self-medication or dose adjustments

• Avoid high-sugar foods and refined carbohydrates

• Avoid ignoring symptoms like severe weakness or confusion

• Avoid dehydration, drink enough water

• Avoid strenuous activity if sugar levels are uncontrolled

• Avoid expired or improperly stored tablets

Safety Advice

• Use only under medical supervision

• Not suitable for patients with severe kidney or liver disease

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult doctor before use

• Elderly patients require regular monitoring

• Regular blood sugar and kidney function tests are recommended

• Maintain hydration to reduce side effect risk

• Report persistent stomach upset or unusual weakness to doctor

• Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight

• Do not stop medicine abruptly without doctor’s advice

• Keep away from children’s reach

Precautions

• Not to be used in type one diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis

• Use cautiously in patients with urinary tract infections

• Inform doctor about history of heart or pancreatic problems

• Stop and seek help if symptoms of lactic acidosis occur

• Monitor kidney and liver function regularly

• Patients with dehydration or serious illness need close supervision

• Do not combine with heavy alcohol intake

• Inform doctor about all medicines being taken

• Maintain healthy lifestyle, diet, and exercise along with treatment

• Complete the prescribed course for maximum benefit