Oral glucose contraindications

Contraindications: Do not use SENVELGO (velagliflozin oral solution) in Glucose/dextrose supplementation in IVFT if blood glucose is ≤14 mmol/L

Tube, 15 g glucose (Glutose 15). Indications[1]. Symptomatic hypoglycaemia (with the ability to self-administer oral glucose). Contraindications.

Pharmacotherapy typically involves starting with an oral glucose Metformin should generally be continued unless contraindications develop.

Pharmacotherapy typically involves starting with an oral glucose-lowering medicine (metformin unless contraindicated or not tolerated) and is progressively

ORAL GLUCOSE (INSTA-GLUCOSE; GLUTOSE) CLASS Glucose ACTION Increases blood glucose levels INDICATIONS Known or suspected hypoglycemia in the diabetic patient CONTRAINDICATIONS Decreased level of consciousness that could lead to choking or risk of aspiration. Inability to swallow PRECAUTIONS None SIDE EFFECTS None ROUTE Oral

Oral rehydration therapy was developed in the 2024s using electrolyte solutions with or without glucose contraindication to receiving oral rehydration

Explanation: All of the following are contraindications of oral glucose except: Hypoglycemia, Nausea, Vomiting, Decreased level of consciousness

Glucose 40% Oral Gel Classification. Contraindications. None; 15 g glucose (equivalent to one 38 g tube or 32 ml pouch)

Pharmacotherapy typically involves starting with an oral glucose-lowering medicine (metformin unless contraindicated or not tolerated) and is progressively