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All the needle length you mentioned are ok.
Smaller needles are associated with less pain.
With 4 mm needle you need not have to make skin fold.

It is highly advisable to consult and speak to your doctor and discuss about your concerns and ideas. Even though different types of insulin may be given based on their action period (different combinations may also be used ), it needs regular monitoring and the dosage needs adjustment over a long period of time, and therefore it is wise to leave the decision to the doctor. The doctor has to do physical examination and assess overall health after going through all the current and past reports. (...more

Mr Shahid Khan, Thanks for the query.
It is absolutely fine to continue with Insugen 30/70 as it is equally useful. Thanks.

Do you have your preoperative ct scan? send the report so that I can guide u. Ear discharge may be due to residual disease and revision surgery may be required.

You must stop bottle feeding and feed only with a spoon and cup. The diarrhoea will stop and do this befep[re giving nay antibiotics listed here

You can take gla 120 once a day for 3 months and have a strict diet and 30 min of brisk walking everyday.

Due to much higher dose it may happen. You can reduce insulin dose by adding our ayurvedic medicine and regularly monitoring sugar. Do hba1c for every 3 months. You may consult me.

Looks like you might have maturity onset diabetes of the young (MODY) which is a characterised by non-insulin dependent diabetes diagnosed at a young age (<25 years) with lack of autoantibodies. Ants on urine is a indicator of high sugar in urine. You should show all of your reports to an Endocrinologist for further management.

Going by the reports, you need to treat both simultaneously and avoid coitus till future samples from both of you show no growth on culture. Treatment from your physician with a drug from the most sensitive to antibiotic group for sufficient duration is mandatory.

The problem may lie in any of the three
i) the dose and type of insulin is not properly tuned or working and it is not cared by your consultant.
Ii) your diet is not properly planned and some how not matching your need or
iii) your lab is giving wrong reports. For first two you can discuss your diabetologist he is suppose to give you a logical answer acceptable to a knowledgeable person like you. You are quite an educated person and aware of your disease. Your awareness about diabe...more