Flexigo

Flexigo Tablet is used to help relieve symptoms of mild to moderate osteoarthritis of the knee. It helps improve joint comfort over time. It usually takes several weeks before people notice the benefit.

Individuals should not take Flexigo Tablet if they are allergic to glucosamine, any excipient, or shellfish.

People with diabetes should be cautious because Flexigo Tablet can require closer monitoring of blood sugar and insulin when treatment starts. Your doctor may check your glucose more frequently.

Stop Flexigo Tablet and seek medical advice if you develop signs of an allergic reaction, a sudden worsening of asthma, unexplained severe stomach symptoms, jaundice (yellow skin/eyes), or any new, serious symptoms that your doctor has warned you about.

Yes, people with diabetes, patients on blood thinners (vitamin K antagonists), those with reduced kidney function, and people with high cholesterol and asthma should be monitored more closely while taking Flexigo Tablet.

There have been rare reports of raised cholesterol in people taking Flexigo Tablet. It is sensible to check and monitor cholesterol if your doctor advises it.

Relief, especially pain reduction, may take several weeks and sometimes longer. If you do not feel a benefit after 2 to 3 months, your doctor should re-evaluate whether to continue treatment.