Insulin is a protein hormone that can cause skin irritation if it is not cleaned up properly. The severity of the skin irritation will depend on the amount of insulin that is spilled, the type…
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As an effective drug for lowering blood sugar levels in persons with type 2 diabetes, Mounjaro is swiftly gaining acceptance. When using Mounjaro to treat type 2 diabetes, there are several foods you should avoid. There…
People with diabetes are often advised to adopt a balanced diet, and fruits have long been considered essential. Rich in vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and dietary fibers, fruits offer many health advantages. However, among the vast…
The prevalence of obesity in the U.S. has surged over the years. In 1999, approximately 30.5% of U.S. adults were classified as obese, which escalated to 41.9% by 2020. The implications of obesity are far-reaching,…
Insulin pumps bring a welcome relief to people living with diabetes and tired of constant injections. They closely imitate the functions of the pancreas, releasing insulin in response to the changes in the blood sugar. Omnipod…
Syringes, pens, pumps, and inhalers are the currently available four central delivery systems for insulin. How they take insulin can change depending on a person’s lifestyle, sugar levels, and diet. Insulin syringes are used to administer…
Injections are unavoidably needed to manage insulin-dependent diabetes, whether through daily insulin shots, a continuous glucose monitor (C.G.M.), or even an insulin pump. Although not always the case, injection site bruising can happen frequently. table of contents…
No, you can’t freeze insulin! Insulin is a temperature-sensitive medication; many questions have been asked about what happens when it’s exposed to extreme temperatures such as severe cold or heath. Sadly, people rarely bother about…
Insulin pumps are some of the greatest inventions that make life easier for people with Type 1 diabetes and some with Type 2 diabetes. They are small, portable, and just about the size of a…
Traveling with temperature-sensitive medicines like insulin is one challenge you must face at some point as a diabetic. But thanks to the 72-Hour Travel Insulin Cooler, the Mini Medical Fridge, and other similar products from…
Living with an insulin pump or any other medical gadget permanently fastened to your body is challenging. While these excellent technologies help people with diabetes manage their condition and control their blood sugar levels, they…
Many people with diabetes grapple with this particular question daily. The answer, unfortunately, is not always straightforward. The lifespan of an insulin vial varies, depending on the insulin type and the storage conditions. Here, I will…
The best coolers for travel will depend on the individual. A diabetic, for example, is going to need a cooler that can keep insulin at the right temperature and store snacks.
My name is Lucy Ana Krasno and I am 60 years old. I was diagnosed with Diabetes in 1964 after being in a Diabetic coma for three days. I am a writer and have worked in the Medical Field and for different Business Corporations over the years. I don’t know what it’s like NOT to have Diabetes, since I’ve had it so long. All the credit for my care started with my mother and grandmother who were instrumental in my caregiving when I was growing up. I was taught that I could accomplish anything I wanted with Diabetes, and I am still here doing so.
Insulin injections are a necessary part of insulin therapy, but where you inject insulin is not something to take lightly. Injection sites and insulin injection techniques can have an impact on the effectiveness of insulin therapy as well as your comfort levels.