This is known as hypoglycemia, or a hypoglycemic reaction. Hypoglycemia also has other causes, such as a change in your diet or exercise program. Some of the symptoms of hypoglycemia include sweating, shakiness, fainting, nervousness, extreme hunger, rapid heartbeat, irritability, double vision, slurred speech, confusion, drowsiness, or headache. If you think you are having a hypoglycemic reaction, try eating a food or drinking a beverage that contains sugar, such as regular ginger ale, orange juice, or honey. If the symptoms do not improve quickly, ask someone to take you to your doctor or to a hospital right away.
All medications have some side effects.
If you experience any troublesome side effects, or if you want additional information about side effects, be sure to talk to your doctor. XL tablet is inside a shell that passes through your body without being broken down. As the shell fills with fluid, the medicine is pushed out of the tablet. As a result, the shell will appear to be full in the stool, but there is no more medicine in it. It is important to remember that this is normal and not harmful.