Good night, my name is Alex and I'm 25 years old.I have DM 2 with insulin -dependence.I debuted about January last year.I have a regular control right now because they give me many ups and downs.I have a hard time detecting them.Do you think the hob can get a bomb?
The insulin pump is put for the treatment of type 1 diabetes and within people with type 1 diabetes, certain requirements must be met to access it according to the autonomous community in which you live.
@Hallexx, yes you have many ups and downs, they will have to adjust the treatment.It is important to get a glycosylated less than 7, but avoiding peaks and hypoglycemia as much as possible. They will have to find an insulin guideline that improves control.
Today I have gone to the endocrine, and he told me that he was poorly diagnosed by the anterior endocrine and it is a DM 1.He added to the rapid Apidra 3-3-3, Tresiba 12-0-0.Although the Tresiba has to pass inspection and takes a week approx.It has proposed to go to the Diabetes Unit to assess a bomb, although it still scares me a little.
I hope that with the new treatment you will do better and see how with the bomb
Take my next comment as a personal appreciation, I am not a doctor and I have no more experience than your own live, but if you can help you welcome:
The important thing now is to perform controls to see how the levels of sugar because the truth in my opinion to put fixed doses of insulin the same does not benefit you unless you always eat the same or you are very limited in the diet (from there the climbs anddescents).As a personal recommendation based on my experience, I would tell you to talk to your endocrine and inform you about putting insulin doses depending on the hydrates you eat (of little it is worth putting 3 doses of insulin if you eat a pizza (climb to the song)And it can be danger if you put 3 doses of insulin and just eat a salad (down to sing)) and teach you to calculate your sensitivity and other data that can help you
I repeat, this is a personal comment and just pay attention if you see that with the new dose of insulin they are still giving you descents and ups, luckily the dose of now works perfectly
Hija de 35 años , diabética desde los 5. Glico: normalmente de 6 , pero 6,7 la última ( 6,2 marcaba el Free) Fiasp: 4- 4- 3 Toujeo: 20
As Regina says, the important thing is that they have diagnosed you well. I imagine that the endocrine will put the meior treatment. Now it will have to learn everything about diabetes and if you have any questions here we can help you
First of all, they will make you go through the protocola, which includes trying different insulins (which change you to Lantus, or Toujeo, or others and to be tested, analysis, checks every time. This greatly extends the decision to give you thebomb) Let's see how your body reacts.In addition, they do not grant many a year.Here in Cuenca 2/3 at most and in cases, very special or particular.There is no way or anything to grant it to you, and believe, it is better not to travel it and much less thinking about the comfort and supposed carefreeness to take it.You cannot lower your guard or with it.self -control and discipline.Salu2
Hi Halexx, the first thing I'm going to answer your question although I think they gave you the solution.The pump or insulin infuses are usually put to type 1 diabetics with problems to regulate their glucose (upper peaks).Therefore, I do not think they put it on you, although they also said before depending on the autonomous community and how many can finance.I want to tell you that glucose levels are obtained both with a good insulin treatment (guidelines), and with good eating and exercise habits, everything has to be studied and especially customize.And your endocrine is in charge of verifying what type of insulin and guidelines fit your needs.From my long fight against diabetes I encourage you to keep trying.I wish you good luck and a lot of encouragement to get it.Therefore champion.