Vomiting and diarrhea, how to act?

I was told the slow thing that I always had to put it on, but in these cases you may have less.I imagine it a bit like when they operated, that I had to be many hours without eating anything and, instead of the full slow, I put on half to spend almost all day without eating anything.But something I think we will always have to slow type 1.

The slow always gets.Something less if there are vomiting, but the basal must always have it.

I have caught 2 stomach viruses this summer.Slow always and hard how just has a lot of sugar.Until the virus does not go, the glucose does not go down to that of three.

If someone is experiencing vomiting and diarrhea, it is important to act quickly to prevent dehydration and treat symptoms.Here are some steps to follow:
Hydration: It is essential to replace lost liquids due to vomiting and diarrhea.It is recommended to drink small amounts of clear and gas fluids, such as water, broth, herbal tea or sports drinks.Avoid solid foods and caffeine, as symptoms may worsen.
Rest: The body needs time to recover, so it is important to rest enough and avoid physical effort.
Medications: If necessary, medications can be taken that help relieve symptoms, such as antidiarros.Consult a doctor or pharmacist before taking any medication, especially if you have any pre -existing medical condition or if you are taking other medications.

Well, less bad that you are here, because if not ... I have been with vomiting, diarrhea and fever all night, and the truth is that I no longer knew what to do, if I could take serum.And on top of my list thinking that I did not have to prick the slow one because I went to bed with 90 in blood.Luckily I fell and said "I put on half, just in case, and I look in the morning."And today I have it very high.

But in life it would have occurred to me to think that I would have to go to the doctor in these cases, that I am tired of reading how we are going with any nonsense and already gives you stick.

Downloading to half is a lot.The last time, I dropped 20% and it went well, but it depends on many factors and the lifestyle of each one.

The doctor sends you serum in envelopes to dilute and if you have been cutting it for several days that cuts it away, it is so expensive the pill that he gives it to you, they do not sell it, that told me.

Soft apple or rice diet that is a lot of hydrates but for 2, 3 days, it doesn't matter, what is there is to cure and then regulate again.

Thank you.If already knowing I get the dose.If tomorrow I remain the same, it will have to go to the emergency room, because he quotes with the header there is not about 15 days, to vary.

@Thera, the slow, always.

The fast, only if you eat or to correct hyper.

Take sugary fluids if you tend to hypo or glucose serum better.

For vomiting, the Primperán is good, it is good to always have it at home, although they now give another pill.

And if you look very bad, call Emergency, that normally or forces are left to walk and in a diabetic gastroenteritis can be an urgency.Before they put an injection of Primperán and improved a lot.

If glucose is low and there are vomiting, there may be ketones, but that has nothing to do with ketoacidosis, which only appears when glucose is high in a maintained way.

It happened to me last year and when I had been vomiting many hours I went to the emergency department because it was to drink and vomit.They put me an injection and they told me that if the vomiting that I returned were not cut.I didn't have to do it, it passed

Ah they also prescribed serum.

When you havediarrhea or vomitingAnd you can barely eat, it is important to handle insulin carefully to avoid so muchHypoglycemiaasDiabetic ketoacidosis (CAD).Here are some tips:

1. Do not stop clicking the basal insulin (slow)

• Even if you don't eat,Basal insulin is necessaryTo avoid ketoacidosis.You can adjust the dose if you notice a tendency to hypoglycemia, but you should not eliminate it completely.

2. Fast insulin only if there is hyperglycemia

• If you cannot eat, reduce or avoid fast insulin, butUse it if glucose is highor there is the presence of ketones.

3. Hydration and Easy Digestion Carbohydrates

• Try to takeLiquids with sugar(broths, diluted juices, isotonic drinks) to maintain stable glucose.
• If you tolerate something solid, test salty cookies or potato puree in small quantities.

4. Frequent control

• Measure your glucose and ketones more frequently than usual.
• If high ketones appear and glucose is high,Correction insulin may be necessary.

5. Go to the doctor if necessary

• If vomiting are persistent, glucose is not stabilized or high ketones appear,Look for medical attentionTo avoid decompensation.

Each person is different, but the important thing isdo not leave basal insulin, hydrate well and closely monitor glucose.I hope I don't happen to you again, but you know how to act!