Truglif 25 mg tablet 1 x 14’s

Warnings

Pregnancy
Empagliflozin should only be used in pregnancy if absolutely necessary. Pregnant females should consult their doctors regarding the benefits and risks of Empagliflozin.

Lactation
Empagliflozin should only be used during lactation if absolutely necessary. Lactating females should consult their doctors regarding the benefits and risks of Empagliflozin. Based on their clinical state, the doctor may advise lactating females to stop breastfeeding or stop taking the medicine.

Driving
As a side effect, Empagliflozin may cause dizziness and sleepiness. Avoid  driving vehicles until you have a clear idea of how Empagliflozin affects you.

Liver
Patients with liver diseases should consult their doctors before using Empagliflozin.

Kidney
Because of the increased potential of severe side effects, Empagliflozin should be used cautiously in patients having kidney disease. While taking this medicine, kidney function tests must be closely monitored. In some circumstances, depending on the clinical state, appropriate dose modifications or substitution with an appropriate replacement may be necessary.

Alcohol
Alcohol consumption is contraindicated during Empagliflozin treatment since it increases the risk of both high and low blood sugar levels.

Precautions

If you are hypersensitive to Empagliflozin or have other allergies, inform your doctor before taking it. Inactive components may be included in this medicine, causing allergies or other issues. For further information, consult your doctor.
Inform your doctor about your medical history, especially if you have kidney problems (such as dialysis), liver disorders, alcohol use/abuse, dehydration, low blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, or a history of vaginal or penile yeast infections.
If you are diabetic, it may be difficult to control blood sugar levels when your body is under stress (like due to infection, injury, fever or surgery). Additionally, if you are not eating enough or are unable to eat owing to these diseases or any disease, you may experience an increased ketone level while taking Empagliflozin. Consult your doctor since you may need to adjust your treatment regimen, medicines, or blood glucose or ketone monitoring as a result of this.
Inform your doctor or dentist regarding all the medicines you consume before surgery (including prescription and nonprescription and herbal medicines).
Empagliflozin’s negative effects, particularly dehydration, kidney issues, and lightheadedness, may be more severe in older persons (usually while standing).

How To Use

Side Effects