DPP-4 Inhibitors | Dr. Shantanu R. Joshi | 2019

Mechanism of Action of DPP-4 explained by
Dr. Shantanu. R. Joshi.
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[@innerpeace.....4680]

The knowledge you are spreading is priceless...thanks DR

[@katumbabruno7310]

Wow wow wow wow wow after a all day trying to learn about GLp-1, and DDp4 u made my life so clear have learnt everything now may God bless u

[@carmenpowell6712]

Thank you so much!! this just made my life easier. Clear explanation!!

[@JR-_-2010]

Love this. I finally understand. Thank you so much.

[@esmeraldafernandes6466]

Beautiful explanation Sir. Thank you and God bless you abundantly.

[@punittiwari7661]

Most favourite video on this topic 👍

[@sonalimundhe3623]

Thank you so much sir... finally I understand the what is dpp4.

[@priyasharma9812]

Thank you so much sir I am really very satisfied with your video & you are best teacher

[@Kathiyawadi_chokri]

Sir ur every video 🙌 explain the little story.. TQ sir for this helpful lectures...!!!

[@hithard2596]

Thank you Sir. Perfect Elucidation . It is very easy to understand for commoners too.

[@dianewema7642]

Thank you Sir !! Clear and concise

[@JyotiSingh-ge9on]

Good afternoon sir , excellent teacher u r.........I easily understand this concept from your video.

[@abdullahbal6680]

That was like teaching to 10 year students.Thanx.

[@IsabelRodriguez-nv2ue]

Thank you very much for creating this video and explaining about these drugs. It was easy to follow and help me in understanding the mechanism of action. Thanks a million!!!!

[@Acuere]

Welcome and keep watching

[@Lily20574]

Thank you for making this video😍Its very helpful for us to understand easily.

[@srinivasvaradeygowda9053]

Thank you sir
I have switched to tenegliptins from sulphonylureas and have witnessed dramatic control of diabetic levels in many patients

[@DharmendraKumarMaurya-tn7uj]

D4l0

[@venkatesanmunusamy7319]

Great lecture. Thank you SIR

[@karthikr.3495]

Great explanation sir... thank you

[@lisceeclemente8536]

Explanation was excellent, I understood easily

[@vegmomo4457]

10mnts video is very much informative....thanks for this video...❤

[@mohammedkadir5591]

Many thanks sir..I get prepared from your explanation

[@pharmaspirants8852]

Thank you so much Dr ..

[@sumithnakka5346]

Very good topic you choose sir, thanks for your lecture, and thanks for your valuable time spend to this topic. .

[@Acuere]

Most welcome

[@dr.rupaksaha2301]

Nice presentation

[@jivaamrutjeevanpatil]

Very nice, I am getting lots of information

[@elangoraja3733]

Crisp and clear sir

[@dr.p.subash70]

Good evening Dr I am taking glador m1 but my hb1ac is 5.4.so can I continue with glador m1or it's better to go with sitagliptin. Please advice
Dr suba

[@sirajahmed5292]

Great explanition

[@pragatighuse3795]

Sir, will we diagnose DM type 2 with a patient with fasting blood sugar level 129mg/ dl without polydypsia or polyurea?

[@yudhisthirmudi1527]

Excellent Lecture Sir

[@narendrasoni4718]

Excllent explanation

[@dinkarmehta135]

Is it advisable to use sulfonyl urea with glinting

[@dinkarmehta135]

Is it advisable to take both gliptin and gliclazide together?

[@AAA-nb3nm]

thank you 👍

[@manakumar1309]

Very well explained doctor. Thanks.You told side offect of GLP-1 is pancreatitis. The same side effect pancreatitis is applicable to Sulfonysures also? Please reply doctor.

[@pradeepkumarg2700]

Thank u so much sir , I have one doubt sir is the Dpp4 inhibitors should given After food r before food

[@jemimahakiri619]

Nice one Dr.Joshi. clear explanation.
Appreciating from Kenya.

[@Acuere]

Thank You

[@sohailmusawar]

Thanks sir very informative.

[@vikramadityajha8924]

Sir when its taken with Dpp4 inhibitors and metforming can it be taken before the food.

[@MaheshPatel-ry8sl]

Nicely explained

[@rajeevsharma-wn2ev]

Thank you very much sir

[@khurshidanwar6278]

What a fine lecture in nutshell. Thanks

[@Acuere]

Keep watching.......Happy learning

[@ritaravuri2565]

Sir,
Tussi great ho 🙏 . Make some more detailed ones on diabetic drugs.

[@dr.mamunurrashid25]

Very good I also want to know about acarbose.

[@katumbabruno7310]

Thank u thank u

[@MORNAASWAGAT]

Very nive sir. Thank you

[@mdhabiburrahman7655]

Great discussion

[@shahabuddin6149]

Clear and concise explanation thanks Sir

[@Acuere]

You are welcome dear student

[@nadeemstoreahmedlecture404]

Very nice

[@amitgavhane5317]

Res Dr, Every Lecture is Very Understandable , I want Pancreatitis side effects detail 🙏

[@kartiktaneja7868]

U r really very good

[@vickyRajput-rc6kh]

Sir i can't tell you how easy you made it for me to understand the ddp4 inhibitors

[@dhruvghosh8826]

Very informative video sir 🙏🙏.
Thank you sir

[@ash20788]

my mom take Linagliptin 5mg once daily but she has more urinary. is Linagliptin's side effect?

[@tech4youhindi530]

sir please add many more like that

[@shivkumarsahu3025]

Please make one video different between vildagliptin and Tenigliptin..

[@venkataramanan6169]

Thanks a lot sir......

[@Acuere]

My pleasure

[@abhishekkrsingh4687]

Sir good video

[@AMITSINGH-rz2ju]

Sir please make the videos on SGLT2 i, GLP annalog and Insulin

[@pharmaknowledge2931]

Sir in some standard book like kd tripathi is claimed that dpp_4 inhibition can also be caused heart failure such as by saxagliptin ,linagliptin nd some also measure to cause hepatitis by vidagliptin ......then it may be dangerous over the long tim for patients then sir what will be doc for glycemic patients....

[@Acuere]

ADR is subjective..... cannot be generalized

[@sooriapragass1088]

Is it cardioprotective?

[@brownman3654]

Thanks sir, mine fasting insulin level is 7.4 Im diabetics. im 32 years I was actually thinking of getting off teniligliptin thinking it would decrease my beta cell function

[@drjoshisr]

Let your physician decide it. While selecting drug many factors need to be considered. My videos are only for study purpose and are informative in nature. We strongly condemn the self medication

[@shaikhzoya2002]

Does Dpp4 inhibitors also cause nasopharyngitis???

[@ashishtrivedi4186]

Sir, us fda warn about sitagliptin and linagliptin that they can cause severe side effects of joints and pancreatitis, is it possible with Tenagliptin and other gliptins ? Or its rare and only with sitagliptin ?

[@Acuere]

Pancreatitis is known and patients are seen in clinical practice.......more with SITAGLIPTIN

[@Akshay.Vasani]

Wonderful

[@Acuere]

Thank you....keep watching....keep learning🙏🙏

[@shafio2]

Very smart

[@Acuere]

Thank you

[@AAA-nb3nm]

keep going please

[@GetHired127]

Great explanation sir. Just one question. Since it works on to secrete more insulin, does it mean it is more likely to increase insulin resistance too?

[@madhurvansil]

Do you have type 2 diabetes?

[@jainnikhilchandra]

When we switch from glimepiride to tenelig 20mg will it take few days to normalise fasting blood sugar. Please reply

[@drjoshisr]

It may.....

[@ratanlalbardia1632]

Respected Dr. Joshiji,
My age 70 and I am taking dpp4 group teneligliption 20 with metformin 500 mg.recently glenmark introduced new drugs in sglt 2 groups name remoglifozin.I will be highly appreciate your advice can I take teneligliptin with dinner and remoglifozine with lunch. Both drugs mechanism are different, so please advise.

[@shantanujoshi510]

Your physician would be a better choice.....there are many comorbidities in a given patient and so many other interferring factors are there......MOST IMPORTANT DO NOT SELF MEDICATE.,.......secondly SGLT2 inhibitors are having their own drawbacks........so please take advise of physician before taking any new drug

[@ratanlalbardia1632]

@@shantanujoshi510 thanks for your sincere advice

[@biokmst]

...and what about the effect on so many people with Celiac disease who are diabetic? Nothing but disabling gut pain.

[@draniketjaid1676]

👌👌

[@naushadansari5071]

Good

[@unionics]

Sir I am not student but After taking Vilpower 50 I am getting Asthama and Knee pain, is this due to vildagliptin ? Does Tenepride is good ?

[@Acuere]

It may be but your physician is right person to decide.....vage drug reactions may happen

[@unionics]

@@Acuere How my physician will decide ?

[@shubhampatil9277]

👍👍👍👌👌👌

[@28.8.21]

Sir, Please make video on Lantus - long acting insulin's pharmacology, mechanism, its action, safety and benefits in both Type I and II Diabetic Patients. 🙏

[@Acuere]

Ok

[@28.8.21]

@@Acuere Thank You Sir.

[@nksuresh7814]

Kindly explain SGLT 2 inhibitor sir

[@imraandar6760]

Sir you should explain more & Show with diagram & explain very deep.

[@desmonduchechukwuanachunam959]

Very nice lecture

[@drjoshisr]

Thank you dear student

[@dikshapunetha5966]

@@drjoshisr plz sir make more video.
Your videos are of great help for students.

[@shubhampatil9277]

👌👌👌👌

[@amarbhore8995]

If there is less production of insulin,then use of dpp4 inhibitors is not like to good

[@rajanpandit1082]

sir explain glitazoness..

[@Acuere]

Ok....soon.....wait little more

[@sushilkumar-yy6hm]

Sir Hindi me ek video ban sakta h to pl banayega.

[@Acuere]

I can but you may not understand my HINDI.....I am not good at Hindi but for sure I will try and upload it

[@patnalajagadeswararao4373]

Like

[@PujaShrivastava-iy4sr]

Metformin

[@AMITSINGH-rz2ju]

Thank you Sir

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Thank you sir

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Thank you sir