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Mellitus
Dewi Rahmawati
DEFINISI DIABETES MELLITUS
(DM) gangguan
metabolik
abnormalitas pd
metabolisme KH,
hiperglikemia
lemak dan
protein
menurunnya sekresi
insulin, sensitivitas
insulin atau bahkan
keduanya
SULFONYLUREA
The first class of oral antidiabetic agents.
Increased pancreatic insulin secretion through
interaction with the sulfonylurea receptor on islet
cells.
Target pancreatic secretory dysfunction and raise
serum insulin levels high enough to overcome
insulin resistance in peripheral tissues.
Increased insulin levels flow directly into the portal
vein, decreasing hepatic glucose production
All members of this drug class appear to be equally
efficacious, with a decrease in fasting plasma
glucose concentration of about 60 to 70 mg/dL (3.3
to 3.9 mmol/L) and a drop in HbA1c levels of about
1.5% to 2% compared with placebo when maximal
doses are used
Sulfonylurea
Can lead to hypoglycemia and
weight gain, particularly in elderly,
renal & liver disfunction
Unfortunately, as evidenced by the
UKPDS, most patients treated with
sulfonylurea monotherapy show a
progressive decline in blood glucose
control (17). It has been postulated
that this failure is due to
sulfonylurea-induced "exhaustion"
of beta cells
Biguanide
Improve peripheral insulin
sensitivity, but it appears to exert
most of its effect on the liver i.e.
decrease hepatic glucose production
Problems with metformin include
several gastrointestinal distress
which prominent during initiation of
therapy.
Tends to induce modest weight loss
Biguanide
The UKPDS revealed that the subgroup of overweight
patients taking metformin under the intensive protocol
had a reduction in microvascular risk similar to
sulfonylureas or insulin.
Greater reductions in all diabetes-related end points,
all-cause mortality rate, and stroke when compared
with the groups taking sulfonylureas or insulin.
The additional nonglycemic benefit of metformin may,
theoretically, be related to its insulin-lowering effect or,
more generally, to the improvement in insulin
resistance; both of these effects may directly or
indirectly attenuate the atherosclerotic process. Modest
beneficial effects on plasma lipids (24) and fibrinolysis
also have been demonstrated.
Studies have consistently shown that metformin also
lowers fasting plasma glucose levels by about 60 to 70
mg/dL (3.3 to 3.9 mmol/L) and HbA1c by about 1.5% to
2.0% (24).
It appears to be equally efficacious in non-obese
patients (24). It may, therefore, be an appropriate first-
Contraindications to metformin
therapy
Renal dysfunction
Serum creatinine level >1.5 mg/dL in men, >1.4
mg/dL in women
Metformin should be temporarily discontinued in
patients undergoing radiologic studies involving
intravascular administration of iodinated contrast
materials. Treatment may be restarted 48 hours after
the procedure when normal renal function is
documented.
Treatment should be carefully initiated in patients
>80 years of age after measurement of creatinine
clearance demonstrates that renal function is not
reduced.
Congestive heart failure that requires
pharmacologic therapy, or other form of acute or
chronic hemodynamic impairment
Hepatic dysfunction
Dehydration
Acute or chronic metabolic acidosis (including
Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors