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I just had my blood drawn at my last appt all was bad having difficulty remembering to take insulin any suggestions?
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Reminders: Time your Insulin with reminders like a phone alarm or another trigger (picking up a fork = Insulin shot). Utilize pens and keep them in many places so that it is visible and readily available. You could utilize a continuous monitor (medtronic/ dexcom) with hyperglycemia alarms.
Answered 6/25/2014
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