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Approved Hospital Formulary
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glyBURIDE

glyBURIDE
Brand names: GlyBURIDE, Micronized
Form Strength
TABLET, ORAL 1.25 mg; micronized 1.5 mg; 3 mg; 6 mg


Policies and procedures

Sulfonylureas are not on Houston Methodist formulary, and are highly discouraged in the inpatient setting because of the potential risk for hypoglycemia secondary to long duration of action, highly variable nutrition status, changes in renal function, and drug interactions. The American Diabetes Association (ADA) recommends insulin as the preferred treatment for hyperglycemia in hospitalized patients. Inpatient use of sulfonylureas may be requested as a non-formulary order for patients that refuse insulin. 

Consults, protocols, and therapeutic interchanges

 

Additional information

 

Drug Name Common Side Effects

Glyburide

  • GI: nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
  • dizziness
  • heartburn

Last updated: Oct. 15, 2022


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