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The Insulin | Introduction
If you suffer from diabetes, you may use insulin to lower your blood glucose in the blood, like millions of others who suffer around the world. Thanks to insulin therapy, the disease whose number is...
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The Insulin | What is it and why we need it?
Insulin is a hormone produced in the beta cells of pancreas, an organ located behind the stomach that is also responsible for secreting a substance called enzymes, which facilitate our digestion. The...
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Insulin and Diabetes Rates
Insulin and Diabetes Rates Type 1 diabetes affects between 5 and 10% of all diabetics and is characterized by the pancreas can not produce insulin (beta cells of the pancreas are attacked and destroyed...
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How many types of insulin are there?
If you need insulin your doctor will help you choose the most appropriate for you, as there are several types. In the United States, for example, there are over 20 types of insulin differ in how they...
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Types of Insulin
We previously reported on the different types of insulin, but another look for you who are present: * Fast acting, begins working about 15 minutes after injection. Its maximum effect occurs within an...
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Treatment with Insulin
Your doctor will recommend treatment with insulin so you can keep your blood glucose within a normal range. The type of diabetes affects the treatment usually is performed as follows: * In patients...
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The Insulin | When and where to inject?
When and where to inject? Insulin was applied subcutaneously, it means the fat just under the skin, usually on the upper arms, thighs (front and side) and abdomen (but not too near the navel, 2 inches...
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The Insulin | Beware of syringes
Beware of syringes: * Keep clean needle always keeping it covered. * Clean the needle with rubbing alcohol, which also help it slide better into the skin. * Do not let the needle touch anything else...
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Diabetes and Skin Care
That does not take away the sweet softness. It is very common for people with diabetes have skin problems, as the rise in the level of sugar or glucose in the blood causes it to lose moisture, drying...
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Diabetes and Skin Care | Recommendations
To avoid any of these problems, you can follow the following recommendations if done daily, will help keep your skin healthy and moisturized: - Keep your diabetes under control. - Drink plenty of...
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