DiaBeta (glyburide)
Submitted by John Crowley
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May 21, 2008 at 3:19 am
A Sulfonylureas, which acts by causing the pancreas to secrete more insulin. Doses of 15 mg or more should be divided and given twice a day.

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My Rating
Sometimes it works a little too much. Sometimes I take a half. Depend on what I eat. I have to start eating more, I guess.
Cons
It works for me.
My Rating
I took Glyburide for a few years, and was recently taken off of it since I am now on insulin.
To be fair, it worked for me a little bit when I first started taking it, but eventually stopped working.
Pros
If you are newly diagnosed type 2 who still has some pancreatic function and low insulin resistance, Glyburide will probably work well for you.
Cons
If you have decreased pancreatic function and high insulin resistance (like I do), Glyburide may not be as effective for you.
My Rating
I take glyburide along with byetta and Lantus. Glyburide does work, but it is wishy washy. One minute your sugar can be great, then all the sudden it can drop. It that can be quite scary.
Pros
Can lower sugar
Cons
Can lower sugar too much.
My Rating
I have been on glyburide 4 pills a day forever it seem like. I also take metformin and Januvia.
Pros
This seems to work for me sometimes I only have to take 2 pills a day depending on my blood gloucose level.
Cons
I don't like taking so many pills.
My Rating
This medicine did not seem to work well for me. I was not on it very long