Pioz 7.5 (pioglitazone) is not banned, but there have been safety warnings about a possible link to bladder cancer, which led to temporary restrictions on its use. It is best to speak with your doctor, who may consider alternatives such as metformin or other diabetes medicines, based on your blood sugar control and overall health.

It is not advisable to switch from Pioz 7.5 to Riomet Duo without your doctor?s guidance, as these medicines contain different active ingredients and work differently to manage blood sugar levels. You should confirm with your doctor whether this change is appropriate and how your blood sugar will be monitored.

To gain weight safely, focus on nutrient-rich foods such as nuts, dairy, and whole grains, and consider adding regular strength training. You should consult your doctor to review your medications, as some diabetes medicines may make it harder to gain weight.

Yes, Glycomet-GP 2 Tablet (Glimepiride and Metformin) may cause side effects such as stomach pain, nausea, diarrhoea, vomiting, headache, or a metallic taste. Pioz 7.5 Tablet (Pioglitazone) may cause upper respiratory tract infection, fluid retention, headache, vision changes, and an increased risk of fractures. Report any unusual symptoms to your doctor promptly.