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Not only diet therapy and exercise therapy, but also drug therapy is important to treat diabetes. A drug that is often used is hypoglycemic agent. Hypoglycemic drug is a generally used word for drugs that have action to lower glucose levels if it is used from the mouth, and the types are sulfonylurea, biguanide, and DPP-4 .
In patients with type 2, OHA is used to try to control glucose during the early stages of treatment. Oral hypoglycemic drug adjusts levels of sugar by doing some various different actions, promotes secretion of insulin from the pancreas, inhibits creation of glucose in the liver, and delays absorption of glucose in the intestine. If hypoglycemic agent is used properly, it can be related to prevention of complications.

Not only diet and exercise therapies , but also drug therapy is important to treat diabetes. A drug that is often used in the drug therapy is oral hypoglycemic agent. Oral hypoglycemic drug is a generally used word for drugs that have action to lower glucose levels in the blood if it is administered from the mouth , and the types are such as sulfonylurea, biguanide, and DPP-4.
In most patients with type 2 diabetes , OHA is used to try to control glucose in the blood during the early stages of treatment. Oral hypoglycemic drug adjusts levels of sugar in the blood by doing some various different actions, such as promoting secretion of insulin from the pancreas, inhibiting creation of glucose in the liver, and delaying absorption of glucose in the intestine . If oral hypoglycemic agent is used properly, it can be related to prevention of complications.

In addition to dietary and exercise therapies, pharmacotherapy is also important to treat diabetes. A drug that is commonly used in the pharmacotherapy is oral hypoglycemic agent (OHA) . OHA is a general term for drugs that exert their hypoglycemic action through oral administration . This includes sulfonylurea agents, biguanide drugs, and DPP-4 inhibitors.
In most type 2 diabetes patients , OHA is used for better glycemic control during the early stages of treatment. OHA regulates blood glucose levels via various mechanisms of action , such as promoting insulin secretion from the pancreas, inhibiting gluconeogenesis in the liver, and delaying glucose absorption in the intestine. The proper administration can lead to prevention of oral hypoglycemic agent (OHA) . OHA is a general term for drugs that diabetic complications.