Normal value of insulin resistance index

I believe that many people are not very clear about the normal value of the insulin resistance index. If you want to know, you must go to the hospital for a detailed examination, so that you can judge whether the insulin content index in your body has reached the normal standard. If it is abnormal, you must seek treatment in time. Most patients have low insulin, so they need to inject insulin to improve.

1. This product is a colorless or almost colorless clear liquid, which is injected subcutaneously about 15 minutes before meals, but it needs to be administered by a doctor.

The appropriate injection time is determined based on each patient's condition.

2. Methods for preparing insulin:

According to the instructions for using the Dongbao pen, correctly install the Dongbao refill into the refill holder, and then install the Dongbao needle.

Turn the dose adjustment knob to adjust to the desired dose.

Remove the needle cap and expel all bubbles before injecting. Be careful not to let the needle touch anything during use.

products to prevent contamination.

3. Choice of injection site:

Choose areas with loose skin, such as upper arms, thighs, buttocks, and abdomen, and alternate injection sites.

The same injection site cannot be injected twice consecutively within two weeks. Each injection site should be about 1 cm away from the previous injection site.

1. Lipid malnutrition:

Subcutaneous insulin injection rarely causes lipoatrophy or lipohyperplasia. If this happens, you must tell your doctor; changing the injection technique may help.

2. Insulin allergy:

① Local allergic reaction: Patients occasionally experience redness, swelling and itching at the injection site, which is called local allergy, which usually disappears within a few days or weeks. In some cases, it may be caused by other reasons and is not related to insulin injection. If any local reaction occurs, such as irritation from skin disinfectants or poor injection technique, inform your doctor immediately.

② Systemic allergic reaction: This happens less often, but once it occurs, the condition is serious and it is a systemic allergy to insulin. Symptoms include: rash all over the body, shortness of breath, wheezing, decreased blood pressure, rapid pulse, sweating, and severe cases can be life-threatening. If you experience any of the above reactions, you must notify your doctor immediately.

3. Hypoglycemia reaction.

This is usually due to relatively excessive insulin dosage. In order to avoid hypoglycemia during the use of insulin, it is necessary to start with a small dose, closely monitor blood sugar, and gradually adjust the amount of insulin so that the amount of insulin gradually reaches the appropriate dose that can satisfactorily control blood sugar without causing hypoglycemia.

Such patients should carry candies, biscuits and other foods with them so that they can treat themselves in time when hypoglycemia occurs.