Regarding Generic Medicine

2020-05-07 02:08:16
For past 5 years my father was taking Afoglip M 1000Mg and Roseday 5Mg but recently he switched to generic medicines of same salt composition. So I just want to know that does generic medicines shows same results and effect as per Afoglip and Roseday, I am bit concerned regarding the sugar result and don't want it to get increased because of generic medicines. Please let me know whether there is any need to switch back to old companies or can go with generic medicine with full confidence and faith.
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Answered2020-05-07 02:22:46

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Blood sugars does not depend on single factor it always multifactorial. Although there has been lot of debate about generic vs branded drugs few important factors which drive the blood sugars and medicines use are Diet Exercise Stress Weight gain Duration of diabetes Others Since Diabetes is a progressive disease it might also mean that it’s time to up titrate the medicines. Although it must be made sure the above factors are addressed first.
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It’s worth while just to change back to branded medicines and observe

Answered2020-05-07 03:30:00

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