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Diabetes Insulin treatment

Once diagnosed as type 1 diabetes or even though type 2 diabetes but doctor advised to take insulin shots, then you have to know this information for effective treatment.

Insulin treatment informations

  • What is insulin - hormone a protein maintains our blood glucose level.
  • Insulin types -  There are many type of insulin available talk with your health care provider and choose the best suitable for you body condition.
  • Insulin shot regimen - number of insulin shots per day at an particular time, your doctor will guide you in this regard.
  • Insulin storage and handling - you should know how to store and handle insulin safely for effective treatment.
  • Ways to take insulin - We have to inject insulin in to the muscle layer of the skin, this needs a syringes or other easy injecting devices of your choice. Talk with diabetes educator for your best choice.
  • Insulin therapy - Now start your therapy individually designed as per you needs. 
  • Tips to help yourself for effective insulin therapy - by experience many diabetic educators designed simple tips for effective diabetes treatment follow it for your wellbeing.

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Last modified date 18th September 2009
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