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Switched from medicine to insulin 1 month ago b/c glucose levels were high. now levels are even higher (380-400 ) despite taking insulin (30 morning+20 night). doctor is saying to wait and see. does it takes time for body to accept insulin sometimes?
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See diabetologist: It should not take so many days! If proper insulin is given blood sugar will come into reasonable control. So many types of insulin are available- Insulins with 24 hour action, 8-12 hour action & immediate acting etc Judicious use of correct type of insulin is warranted!
Answered 11/12/2015
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