Not a worry: your breaking tiny skin vessels-won't get significant insulin into blood stream by doing so
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Little chance: Even if you accidentally hit a small capillary with your subcutaneous insulin needle, the chance of it becoming an IV injection is quite slim. In many diabetic patients who get admitted for poor BS control, Insulin is given IV, although its dosing and schedule is different.
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