What Type Of Insulin Do You Take? - whats a syringe unit
> Fire dosing> Pen> Syringes> Mix> Basil> Rapid Action? Which combination of glucose remains acceptable means? Furthermore, it is a useful AC1 7 levels, or only two?
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Whats A Syringe Unit What Type Of Insulin Do You Take?
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I use Lantus and Humalog basal-bolus insulin, two insulin pens.
ReplyDeleteMy A1C 5.1.
7 is acceptable to us, but most of the guidelines of the goal of 6.5 or less. The soil can be is the security, cuts better, even modest A1C go a long way in preventing complications, but has the hiccups all the time, which is also dangerous to be compensated.
Humalog, the scale at 3 clock on weekends and 4 weekdays, the syringe, it is fast.
ReplyDeleteand NPH, 10 doses of the morning, a syringe, it is intermediate
7 is a good aonec
Novolin NPH and regular, or a combination of both. This is the amount of carbohydrates you eat carbohydrates turn into sugar and increase their sugar level.Diabetes: a new art of living together.
ReplyDeleteI take Humalog by an insulin pump. Mean of 0.9 units per hour with a bolus of 0.9 units per 15 grams of carbohydrates. Works for me.
ReplyDeleteI used shots from the day ... 6 ... 5, a Humalog and Lantus. What kind of a pain it.
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Novolog. 1 unit-10carbs. Pen basil is the mark of Lantis. I'm still on their honeymoon, but. And my doctor says that is still 7, a good number, but a little more would be better.
ReplyDelete5.5 A1C is perfect, while 7% is really good!
ReplyDeleteIn only in a pump with Humalog! I take about 100 cc per day.
My A1C is 6.4
5.5 A1C is perfect, while 7% is really good!
ReplyDeleteIn only in a pump with Humalog! I take about 100 cc per day.
My A1C is 6.4