Glyburide / metformin User Reviews & Ratings
Brand names: Glucovance
Glyburide / metformin has an average rating of 4.3 out of 10 from a total of 5 reviews on Drugs.com. 25% of reviewers reported a positive experience, while 50% reported a negative experience.
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Type 2 Diabetes | 5 reviews for Type 2 Diabetes | 158 medications |
- Anonymous
- September 17, 2010
For Type 2 Diabetes "Worked to reduce my blood sugar levels and sometimes caused low readings (into the 40s), but unfortunately I found I was allergic to the glyburide (sulfa-). After eliminating that part of the medication, I no longer had an allergic reaction."
- sen...
- November 21, 2016
For Type 2 Diabetes "I was on metformin for over three years, it was working really well for a while, then I ended up in the hospital. I was so sick. I was tested for everything that they could think of in the hospital. My white blood cells went through the roof, indicating an infection, but there wasn't any infection. The result was a reaction from the medication. I was taken off of it, and everything returned to normal."
- hhc...
- January 1, 2009
Glucovance (glyburide / metformin) for Type 2 Diabetes "Better than Glucophage alone."
- Mer...
- Taken for 2 to 5 years
- November 15, 2021
For Type 2 Diabetes "This medication has a TERRIBLE smell! It has never smelled this way before. I am afraid it is a generic medication (or whatever they put in it)! I am planning to take it back to the pharmacy."
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Glucovance (glyburide / metformin) for Type 2 Diabetes "I have noticed in my practice that a few patients on the Glucovance 500/5 combination have had fairly disturbing muscle aches without other symptoms of lactic acidosis. This has, however, reduced on continuing therapy."