Wosulin 30/70 100Iu Disposable Pen Health Feed

Check blood sugars BB/ab, bl /al, bd /ad and at midnight 1 am, accordingly increase or decrease the dose of insulin both in the morning and evening along with proper diet and exercise. All the best.

There are chances but not always.
And with homoeopathic treatment at the time of conception it can be reduced.

Continue your insulin and monitor blood sugar regularly.

Mr. lybrate-user, thanks for the query.
I have seen the details mentioned. Your fasting glucose is fairly high, but pp is better. Ideally fasting glucose should be < 100 mg & pp 150 to 170 mg & hba1c% < 6.5% at your age. Please understand diabetes is a condition which can be very well controlled and with controlled diabetes a person can live a very healthy and happy life. However, there is no cure. Some times if the diabetes is recently detected then there is a possibility of reversal of the...more

Sir,
I suggest hba1c, lft & kft test to decide upon treatment.

You have to increase the dose of insulin or add some oral antidiabetic. Discuss with your doctor who will guide you properly.

You can use 1)inj. Human mixtard (30/70) 2)inj. Human insugen (30/70) 3)inj. Huminsulin (30/70) all of the above are almost similar to humalog mix 25. It has to be taken 30 minutes before food

Do not do calculations always use same iu insulin and pen.

Considering her approximate age and duration of diabetes, it seems more like type 2 rather than t1. If such is the case, she also needs to be on insulin sensitizers which are oral medicines. Also,actrapid alone will never cover her basal glucose production, so she also needs to be on intermediate acting insulin.

Mr. lybrate-user, thanks for the query.
I have seen the details mentioned. You have given the glucose level as 170 /250 mg, do you mean to say fasting is 170 mg & pp is 250 mg? Is that so? What is the hba1c%? It is important to know that, because it gives a long term view of glucose control. To give any advise I need to know hba1c%, exact fbg & pp levels, serum creatinine, urea, dietary pattern & extent of daily exercise. One can definitely change from 30/70 insulin to glargine, but dosage n...more