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Most diabetic medication cause a weight GAIN, because the body is better using the blood sugar — and that includes converting excess to fat.
Your grandmother needs to consult with her doctor. weight LOSS is a sign of majorly out-of-control diabetes. if your grandmother is "non-compliant" (not following doctors orders concerning diet and exercise) then the Glipizide may not be working, and her diabetes is getting WORSE.