What kind of hypoglycemic agent is good?

Question 1: Which hypoglycemic agent is the best? Diabetes medication can't be interrupted. Don't use good drugs at the beginning, because after a long time, it will produce drug resistance. Generally, we should start with hypoglycemic and metformin.

Question 2: Which hypoglycemic drug is the best for lowering blood sugar and insulin? If the blood sugar is not too high or too low, you can eat some health products. Although health care products are not as good as western medicine, they are not harmful to your health. I'm eating trypsin glucosinolate, and balsam pear tea and Chaga are soaked in water. They are all stable.

Question 3: Which hypoglycemic agent is best to use the first-line hypoglycemic agent in the general market, metformin, glimepiride and insulin, but it is western medicine after all and has some side effects. After eating for a long time, there will always be some problems in your body. If the islet function is not bad, doctors will generally recommend taking glucosinolate to regulate the glucose metabolism and circulation in the body, saying that lowering blood sugar is quite stable and has a good effect on the kidney, which can alleviate diabetic limb edema and frequent urination.

Question 4: What hypoglycemic drugs have the best effect? Many elderly people have hypertension, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, hypercholesterolemia, arteriosclerosis, coronary heart disease, and increased blood viscosity. Onions have a good health care effect on these old people. A study abroad shows that the prevalence rate of hypertension in onion planting areas is 65438 0.7%, which is significantly lower than that in non-planting areas (5.4%). Eating 50 grams of onion every day, 39 of 43 patients with hypercholesterolemia (90.7%) had their blood cholesterol decreased within 65438 0 months. Among 25 patients with coronary heart disease, 14 (46.7%) had improved ECG. Onion is also the only vegetable known to contain prostaglandin A. Prostaglandin A is a strong vasodilator, which has the functions of dilating blood vessels, reducing blood viscosity, increasing coronary blood flow and reducing and preventing thrombosis. Onion also contains sulfide and a small amount of sulfur-containing amino acids, which has the functions of reducing blood fat, lowering blood pressure and resisting arteriosclerosis, and can prevent myocardial infarction, arteriosclerosis and coronary heart disease. Eating 60-70 grams of onion every day has more obvious lipid-lowering effect than atropine. Therefore, in Europe and America and other countries, onions are called "the queen of vegetables".

Question 5: What kinds of drugs are effective in hypoglycemic western medicine? They are 1, sulfonylureas, which promote insulin secretion. 2, biguanides, the representative drug is metformin, which can increase insulin sensitivity, reduce the decomposition of liver glycogen, and increase the utilization of blood sugar by surrounding tissues. 3, thiazolidinediones, increase insulin sensitivity, 4, non-sulfonylurea secretagogue, the representative drug is repaglinide. 5. Glucosidase inhibitors, such as acarbose, mainly reduce postprandial blood sugar, and have the effect of eliminating peaks and filling valleys. 6. DDP-4 inhibitor, a new drug, has many functions, such as protecting islet function, protecting heart and kidney, etc., mainly acting on incretin. 7. insulin.

The choice of hypoglycemic agents is mainly individualized, and the appropriate one is the best. Generally, newly diagnosed diabetic patients mainly control diet and strengthen exercise, and if they can't control it, they will take hypoglycemic drugs. Metformin is the first choice for obese patients, and insulin secretagogue can be selected for thin patients.

Changchun Teana Diabetes Hospital answers your questions.

Question 6: What are the hypoglycemic drugs? Is it that good? 1. Generally speaking, hypoglycemic agents can be divided into oral hypoglycemic agents and injection hypoglycemic agents.

Oral hypoglycemic agents: sulfonamides (gliclazide, etc. ), biguanides (metformin), thiazolidinediones (rosiglitazone, etc. ), α -glucosidase inhibitors (Bai Bing Equality. ) and DPP-IV inhibitor (sitagliptin et al. ).

Inject hypoglycemic drugs: insulin, insulin analogues and GLP- 1 inhibitor.

2. No hypoglycemic agent is good, and the choice of hypoglycemic agent needs to be analyzed in combination with the specific situation of patients.