← Return to Does loss of lymph nodes affect insulin uptake?

Discussion

Does loss of lymph nodes affect insulin uptake?

Diabetes & Endocrine System | Last Active: 1 day ago | Replies (6)
Comment receiving replies
@semicolon

Dosage is the problem. Lately I need more. What used to work doesn't, and what works one day does not work the next even if the diet is quite similar.I now take less at night to avoid lows, .I just wondered if the different effectiveness had anything to do with where I inject.

Jump to this post

Replies to "Dosage is the problem. Lately I need more. What used to work doesn't, and what works..."
Helena341 | @helena341 | 2 days ago

I’m also diabetic 50 yrs plus and taking insulin. Yes the area you inject yourself makes a difference in how insulin is absorbed. Do not repeat same area to often as that sight becomes denser over time and insulin isn’t absorbed properly. Best to move to a different area. For me I’m now injecting areas on sides of abdomen toward my back. Move around and use upper arms as well. Hope this helps.

VIEW AND REPLY