Vogli-GM 2 Tablet

Vogli-GM 2 Tablet is a prescription antidiabetic medicine designed for people with type two diabetes mellitus. It combines three effective medicines that act together to regulate blood sugar levels in a balanced way. The medicine includes an alpha glucosidase inhibitor which slows carbohydrate absorption in the intestine, a sulfonylurea which stimulates insulin release from the pancreas, and metformin which reduces glucose production in the liver while improving insulin sensitivity. This combination offers strong control over both fasting and post-meal blood sugar. Vogli-GM 2 Tablet is usually prescribed when diet, exercise, and single or double medicine therapies are not sufficient for proper sugar control. By preventing frequent sugar spikes and maintaining stable levels, it helps reduce long-term risks of complications like nerve pain, kidney damage, heart disease, and vision problems. Consistent use of this medicine with healthy lifestyle practices ensures effective diabetes management.

Benefits

• Helps achieve effective control of blood sugar in type two diabetes

• Delays breakdown and absorption of carbohydrates in the intestine

• Stimulates the pancreas to release more natural insulin

• Reduces glucose production in the liver

• Improves sensitivity of body tissues to insulin action

• Controls both fasting and after-meal sugar levels

• Protects from nerve damage related to diabetes

• Reduces risk of kidney complications due to high sugar

• Helps in prevention of diabetic eye damage

• May reduce risk of cardiovascular problems

• Provides better energy and reduces excessive tiredness

• Prevents sudden sugar spikes after heavy meals

• Offers convenience by combining three medicines in one tablet

• Supports better long-term quality of life in diabetic patients

• Effective in cases where single or double therapy does not give desired results

Possible Side Effects

• Feeling of nausea or vomiting

• Stomach bloating or abdominal pain

• Gas formation or loose stools

• Headache or mild dizziness

• Metallic taste in the mouth

• Fatigue or weakness

• Mild skin rash or itching in rare cases

• Low blood sugar when meals are delayed or missed

• Rare chance of lactic acidosis with metformin

• Occasional joint or muscle discomfort

How to Use

• Take the tablet with food to avoid stomach upset

• Swallow whole with water, do not crush or chew

• Maintain a fixed time daily for proper sugar control

• Follow the exact dosage advised by the doctor

• Do not take double dose if one is missed

• Combine medicine with proper diet and regular exercise

• Regularly monitor blood sugar as directed by your physician

How it Works

• Alpha glucosidase inhibitor slows down carbohydrate digestion and absorption

• Sulfonylurea increases release of insulin from pancreatic cells

• Metformin reduces glucose release from the liver and increases insulin sensitivity

• Combined action ensures steady sugar control throughout the day

• Works on multiple mechanisms to manage both fasting and post-meal sugar

What to Avoid

• Avoid excessive alcohol consumption as it may trigger lactic acidosis or low sugar

• Avoid skipping meals after taking this medicine

• Avoid high carbohydrate binge eating immediately after dose

• Avoid smoking as it interferes with sugar control

• Avoid prolonged fasting or starvation

• Avoid dehydration by drinking less water than needed

• Avoid sudden diet changes without consulting doctor

• Avoid driving or operating machinery if feeling dizzy or weak

• Avoid taking herbal remedies without medical approval

• Avoid doubling the dose in case of missed tablet

Safety Advice

• Take medicine strictly under medical supervision

• Inform doctor about any existing kidney or liver problems

• Monitor blood sugar and HbA1c regularly

• Carry glucose or sweet candy to manage sudden low sugar

• Report unusual tiredness, muscle pain, or breathing difficulty immediately

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women must seek medical advice before use

• Elderly patients may require dose adjustments

• Do not discontinue suddenly without consulting doctor

• Store medicine in a cool and dry place, away from moisture

• Keep tablets out of children’s reach

Precautions

• Inform doctor about all medicines being taken to avoid interactions

• Attend regular health check-ups and blood tests

• Do not exceed prescribed dose

• Drink sufficient water to stay hydrated

• Inform healthcare providers before any surgery or medical procedure

• Do not take if allergic to any ingredient of the medicine

• Stick to a diabetes-friendly diet and regular exercise plan

• Manage stress as it influences sugar levels

• Keep an identification card mentioning diabetes status for emergencies

• Use only for the duration and as per the dose recommended by the physician