Although diabetes can not be cured, early detection allows blood sugar levels of diabetics can be controlled.
The goal of diabetes treatment is to treat diabetes, maintain blood sugar balance and minimize the risk of complications.
The right drugs to treat Type 2 Diabetes
The balance of blood sugar levels in diabetes can sometimes not be well preserved only through the application of a healthy diet and regular exercise. You may also need medication to deal with it.
There are several types of drugs (usually in tablet form) that can be used for type 2 diabetes (oral hypoglycemic drugs).
You may also be given a combination of two or more drugs to control your blood sugar levels.
Commonly prescribed medications are metformin, sulfonylurea, pioglitazone, gliptin, agonist, acarbose, nateglinide and repaglinide.
Insulin therapy as a counterpart of other drugs
Drugs in tablet form may be less effective to treat diabetes, so you need insulin therapy. Based on the dosage and how to use it, this therapy can be given to replace or be given in conjunction with drugs.