[Evaluation of the efficacy of metformin-glibenclamide treatment in overweight non-insulin dependent diabetics].
O. Laurenti, Marco Bravi, M. Cassone Faldetta, G. De Mattia
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O. Laurenti, Marco Bravi, M. Cassone Faldetta, G. De Mattia
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The authors evaluated the efficacy of treatment with the metformin-glibenclamide combination in 30 non-insulin dependent overweight diabetic patients in poor metabolic control during sulfonylurea treatment. After three months' therapy, a significant reduction of glycaemia, insulinaemia and fructosamine were found. Therefore, the addition of biguanides in those patients, was able to reduce blood glucose levels and to improve insulin resistance. In addition the metformin glibenclamide combination never produced relevant side effects of lactic acidosis, which is the most dangerous event during biguanide treatment.
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The authors evaluated the efficacy of treatment with the metformin-glibenclamide combination in 30 non-insulin dependent overweight diabetic patients in poor metabolic control during sulfonylurea treatment. After three months' therapy, a significant reduction of glycaemia, insulinaemia and fructosamine were found. Therefore, the addition of biguanides in those patients, was able to reduce blood glucose levels and to improve insulin resistance. In addition the metformin glibenclamide combination never produced relevant side effects of lactic acidosis, which is the most dangerous event during biguanide treatment.
Key concepts: Medicine, Glibenclamide, Metformin, Biguanide, Sulfonylurea, Internal medicine, Insulin, Insulin resistance