Oral Anti Diabetics - Part I

[@BharathKumar-yp8im]

Great teaching

[@dr.jemikshah9621]

Excellent sir waiting for part 2

[@anus4010]

Thank you sir , kindly share a lecture on management of hyperlipidemia- practical aspects.

[@jag.v6163]

excellent sir , cover more topics

[@user-mb3jn6mm3z]

Great discussion

[@akv41av]

Wonderful sir🎉

[@amalaprasannan2393]

Sir... glipizide is 70% eliminated in urine. Then hw useful in renal failure?
Whereas glibenclamide is >50 % bile excretion ?

[@rajashekharmulimani5593]

GLIPIZIDE BEFORE GETTING EXRETED IN URINE, GETS CONVERTED INTO AN INACTIVE METABOLITE IN THE LIVER. BUT THATS NOT THE CASE WITH GLIBENCLAMIDE. HENCE GLIPIZIDE BETTER IN RENAL FAILURE. ANOTHER ADVANTAGE BEING SHORT ACTING WITH LOWER HYPOGLYCEMIC PROFILE THAN GLIBENCLAMIDE.

[@vigneshiyer9530]

Glipizide does not form active metabolites which cause hypoglycemia