While it is true that Gliclazide can make you hungrier, it isn't a foregone conclusion that it will.
While it's true that gliclazide can cause hypos, I understand from your previous posts that you can't eat low carb - so it's unlikely that glic will give you hypos.
Finally, there are millions of people taking insulin. Lots of Type 2's take it and all Type 1's can't live without it. - So, if you need it, then you need it!
Side effects of gliclazide
- Stomach ache or indigestion. Try to rest and relax. ...
- Feeling sick (nausea) Take your tablets with a meal. ...
- Being sick (vomiting) Take small, frequent sips of water or squash to avoid dehydration. ...
- Diarrhoea. Drink lots of fluids, such as water or squash, to avoid dehydration. ...
- Constipation.
Side effects of gliclazide - NHS
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Gliclazide can make you hungrier, so it can be quite challenging to avoid putting on weight while you're taking it. Try to eat a healthy, balanced diet without increasing your portion sizes so you do not gain too much weight. Regular exercise will also help keep your weight stable.