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Drug used in the treatment of diabetes; it stimulates secretion of insulin. An oral hypoglycaemic agent.<\/p>\n

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A drug which lowers blood sugar, used in the treatment of diabetes.<\/p>\n

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A drug that reduces blood sugar levels and is used to treat diabetes in adults. It is administered by mouth and can cause such side-effects as skin sensitivity reactions and digestive upsets.<\/p>\n

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An oral hypoglycaemic agent, chlorpropamide was for many years used to treat diabetes. It has been largely superseded by more effective oral agents with fewer side-effects, such as gliclazide.<\/p>\n

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