Posology and method of administration
Potaba tablets should be taken orally; six tablets ,crushed in juice, four times daily with food.
Children: not recommended.
Contraindications
Potaba should not be given to patient taking sulphonamides as it will inactivate this medication
Special warnings and precautions for use
Treatment with Potaba should be interrupted during periods of low food intake (eg, during fasting, anorexia, nausea). This is to avoid the possible development of hypoglycaemia.
Potaba treatment should be given cautiously to patients with renal impairment and treatment discontinued if a hypersensitivity reaction occurs.
Potaba should not be taken by patients on sulphonamides; Potaba may cause inactivation of this medication
Interaction with other medicinal products and other forms of interaction
With the exception of sulphonamides, no interactions with other medicaments have been established
Undesirable effects
Treatment with Potaba should be interrupted during periods of low food intake,(eg during fasting, anorexia, nausea.) This is to avoid the possible development of hypoglycaemia.
No serious adverse effects have been reported in patients treated with Potaba
