If you take a gliptin while breastfeeding, you should monitor your child for signs of hypoglycaemia, including: being sleepy, or drowsy, irritability, jitteriness, tremors, pallor (paler than usual), sweating, not settling, changes in feeding including poor feeding
It enhances insulin secretion, inhibits glucagon release, and slows gastric emptying, thereby reducing blood sugar levels and appetite
The typical decrease in weight and metabolic markers is the primary yardstick for comparing these two medications
He further suggested that staying away from greasy foods and foods that are hard to digest can help
Stable BP and heart rate were maintained, and level of anaesthesia was monitored by paw pinch response
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