HOW TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE GLYCEMIC CONTROL AND REDUCE THE RISK OF VASCULAR COMPLICATIONS DUE TO USING SULFONYLUREA MEDICATIONS


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Type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM2) is disease with dangerous severe complications leading to high morbidity and reduced quality of life. Prevention of vascular complications is an important task in modern medicine. Therefore, results of studies concerned with glycaemic target in DM2 have an important significance. The article discusses pharmacological characteristics, mechanisms of action, efficacy and safety of sulfonylurea medications. It is emphasized that the use of modern sulfonylurea medications contributes to achieving the main goals of treatment of DM - long-term metabolic control and prevention or delay of development of vascular
complications.

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