If you don t take insulin for diabetes, do you have to take insulin for diabetes?

If you have type 1 diabetes, you will definitely not get it if you don't get it. It's going to die. If you have type 2 diabetes, you can use oral medication to control it.

If it is the early stage of type 2, it is best not to take insulin, first have a regular diet to control, depending on the situation, a small amount of drugs can be used to control, if it is type 1, from the perspective of Western medicine, now you can only take insulin.

Listening to the second floor, the first floor is well-intentioned, and whether you use insulin or not has nothing to do with the severity of it.

Diabetes does not require insulin.

Diabetes mellitus is a chronic metabolic disease caused by a relatively insufficient secretion of insulin from the pancreas. An endocrine disorder caused by absolute insufficiency. For people with type 2 diabetes, insulin injections are required if the blood sugar increase cannot be controlled through dietary modification or oral medications, or if hyperglycemic neuropathy occurs**.

Insulin injections are generally not recommended if patients have early diabetes. Because type 1 diabetes is dependent diabetes, insulin injections are mandatory**.

Diabetics must use insulin in the following situations, the first is type I diabetes, because type I diabetes is an absolute lack of insulin, which is inseparable from insulin, and if there is no insulin, the patient will be in danger of life. The second is type diabetes, which is ineffective after oral medication**, that is to say, long-term use of oral hypoglycemic drugs, one or two or three combinations, and still can not control blood sugar well, insulin can be used**. In the third case, when there are acute and chronic complications, insulin** is used.

Of course!!!

I took insulin for fourteen years.

For diabetics, there are six main benefits of insulin injections:

First, the hypoglycemic effect is stronger than that of oral drugs;

secondly, it can quickly achieve the effect of lowering blood sugar and relieve tissue toxicity caused by hyperglycemia;

Third, early supplementation can reduce the burden on pancreatic islets and help restore cell function;

Fourth, effectively prevent or delay the occurrence and development of diabetic complications;

fifth, nutrition of nerves, regulation of immunity and prevention of osteoporosis;

Sixth, it is less for the liver, kidneys, and gastrointestinal tract.

However, due to the fact that there are individual differences between diabetic patients, resulting in the same people using different types of insulin, or different people using the same kind of insulin**, there will be great differences in effectiveness, so the use of insulin places a strong emphasis on differentiation, also known as individualization. Experts suggest that everyone must choose the type of insulin and adjust the insulin dose according to their own condition in order to achieve twice the result with half the effort.

I don't know how your insulin is taken, the clinical practice is generally to take insulin before three meals + before bedtime, and measure blood sugar before insulin, even if the blood sugar is normal, but because you have to eat later, so insulin still has to be shot. However, if the value is too low, it is necessary to stop the injection once and make a decision after monitoring.

Diabetics should strive to maintain blood sugar levels: fasting: , postprandial:

That is to say, if the blood glucose is within the range of the above values, the ** plan provided by the attending physician will be implemented; If it is higher than the highest value, it is definitely necessary to lower the blood sugar**, and the dose may have to be adjusted (increased); If the blood sugar is high all of a sudden, to a dozen or even higher, it means that you may still have to take insulin in the future, but the dose may be adjusted. It is best to take the blood sugar results measured to the hospital, and a specialist will provide a more specific plan after seeing it.

If you have diabetes, don't take it for the time being, wait for your blood sugar to recover before using it.

Insulin is used to lower blood sugar, and when the blood sugar is low, it will be killed. Don't fight. If you have diabetes, take insulin as prescribed.

It must be fought, but a little less.

If the amount is large, hypoglycemia will occur.

The main hazards of hypoglycemia in diabetic patients are: memory loss, unresponsiveness, dementia, coma in severe cases, and even life-threatening. It can induce cerebrovascular accident, arrhythmia and myocardial infarction.

Transient hypoglycemic reactions cause blood sugar fluctuations, which increases the difficulty. Hypoglycemia can shake the patient's confidence in **. In order to prevent hypoglycemic coma, diabetics usually take care of two things with them:

The same is the "patient card", which states your name, the name of the disease, the medication, the home address, etc.; The other is food or candy, which can be eaten if necessary to quickly change the hypoglycemic state, but be careful not to use sweetener food** hypoglycemia.

Impaired function of the cardiovascular system.

Manifestations include increased heart rate, increased pulse pressure, resting myocardial ischemia, angina, and even myocardial infarction.

Damage to the nervous system.

When the cerebral cortex is inhibited, consciousness may be hazy, orientation and recognition are gradually lost, drowsiness, tremor, mental disorders, etc., when the subcortical layer is inhibited, restlessness, pupil dilation, tonic convulsions, etc., and even paralysis, blood pressure drops.

Other eyes, kidneys: retinal detachment, fundus hemorrhage. It reduces renal blood flow, reduces glomerular filtration rate, and aggravates kidney damage.

There is no problem with small infusions, because the body secretes glucagon to antagonize the hypoglycemic effect of insulin.

However, large doses in a short period of time may lead to hypoglycemia in the human body, and even life-threatening.

Prolonged injection will affect the self-regulation of blood sugar by pancreatic islets, and the function of pancreatic islets will be weakened.

The first step is to determine whether the insulin dose is appropriate, and if blood glucose control is not ideal, the dose can be increased, or oral hypoglycemic drugs can be added. Insulin injections are also not effective in controlling blood sugar in patients with insulin resistance. In addition, unstable blood sugar control is also related to the drugs used in **asthma, and it is recommended to consider it comprehensively.

Diabetics can't do without insulin. It is divided into two broad categories: acute and chronic. Acute complications, including diabetic ketoacidosis, hyperglycemia, hyperosmolar symptoms, lactic acidosis, etc., are mainly due to severe lack of insulin activity and hyperglycemic hormones, which lead to high blood sugar due to inappropriate elevation, resulting in disorders of glucose, fat and protein metabolism, resulting in imbalance of water, electrolytes and acid-base balance in the body.

Chronic complications are the main causes of diabetes, disability and death, mainly including cerebral blood vessels, complications, such as cerebrovascular cardiovascular and lower limb vascular lesions. So use. Insulin aggressively controls diabetes.

Very important.

Diabetes is a chronic disease caused by endocrine abnormalities, and the complications it leads to often bring serious damage to patients.

Many diabetic patients, after receiving insulin**, find that their blood sugar has been controlled, so they stop insulin, or because of personal reasons such as travel, forget to bring insulin, and stop taking insulin, this way is not advisable. Diabetics who need to receive insulin for a long time** must not stop insulin on their own. Because the blood sugar is well controlled, it is improved by insulin.

If you stop insulin, your blood sugar will rise immediately. High blood sugar is relatively harmful to the human body. For new-onset diabetes, patients who do not need to receive insulin in the future during the insulin intensification process also need to gradually reduce the dose under the guidance of their doctors, rather than stopping it on their own.

Hello, according to your description, I learned that your mother is a diabetic patient, and long-term insulin injections due to the cold in the past few days, if your mother's usual blood sugar control is good, you can not take insulin for a day, if the control is not good, you can't stop, you have to continue to take insulin.

As the total number of diabetics continues to increase, the most common method of diabetes has been extended, and the most common method is to inject insulin to control blood sugar. However, during the process of insulin injection, many diabetics are afraid of traditional injections. On the one hand, it is because the use of traditional syringes requires a certain amount of experience, otherwise it will cause damage to **, and on the other hand, there is obvious pain in traditional syringes.

In this intimidating situation of needles, Kuashure came with its new needle-free syringe, which can not only reduce pain for diabetics when injecting insulin, but more importantly, it has advantages that traditional injection tools cannot match.

Needle-free injections are coming, allowing patients to say goodbye to needle-phobia. Many diabetics not only do not cooperate, but many reasons are because they dare not bear the process. That is, the way insulin is injected.

The needle-free syringe of Kuashure adopts a needle-free, slightly painful injection method, which improves the treatment method and injection method, eliminates the fear and pain caused by needles by diabetics, and improves the negative mentality of diabetics.

In the needle-free injection market, Kuashure has made a name for itself as a company with decades of history. Kuashure has a variety of invention patents and has created an intelligent product tailored for diabetics. It is convenient to inject and reduce pain for diabetics, and Keshure will bring convenience to more diabetic patients.

Then wait for the sugar to "soak" the organs of the body, wait for the amputation, and then it will not be too troublesome.

Hello. There is not much real diabetes, and many of them are pseudodiabetes now. The complications of diabetes are caused by long-term insulin and hypoglycemic drugs that seriously damage the organs, and are not complications caused by diabetes itself.

High blood sugar or high urine glucose does not necessarily mean diabetes. Diabetes is called thirst-quenching disease in Chinese medicine, why is it called thirst-quenching disease? It is because real diabetics will feel very thirsty and thirsty if they don't drink water for a while, so Chinese medicine solves the problem of thirst and calls thirst.

Traditional Chinese medicine says that the causes of thirst-quenching syndrome are: excessive drinking fat, emotional depression, and lack of focus. Then, in terms of **, if the three focal points are not passed, of course, the three focal points must be passed; If the mood is depressed, it is a problem of the liver, soothing the liver, regulating qi, nourishing the liver and protecting the liver; If you drink too much fat, then naturally you should have a lighter diet in the future, because excessive drinking fat and sweetness will hurt the liver, kidneys, spleen and stomach.

To put it bluntly, the root of diabetes lies in the spleen, stomach, liver and kidneys. So, can just taking hypoglycemic drugs solve the problems of these three organs? Can insulin solve this problem?

Obviously, that's not possible. We often have a saying that cure the root of the disease, only by finding the root can we **, if you can't find the root, how? Therefore, the key to diabetes depends on "how many drugs have been taken, how much insulin has been taken, and the degree of loss of organ function".

There is an addition or subtraction of the score, and when the score is within the range of being able to heal, it is no problem. It's just a matter of time.

Insulin** refers to diabetic patients with absolute or relative insufficiency of insulin, which means that this thing is used for emergency relief and may not be suitable for all patients. The main thing is to maintain health and control blood sugar.

Diabetes is not at the current level of medical care. Diabetes is not terrible, but it is the complications of diabetes that are terrible. The medical community equates diabetics with thrombosis patients, blindness, myocardial infarction, cerebral infarction, amputation is the road that diabetics must end, when blood sugar control is good, thrombosis occurs a few days later, if blood sugar is not well controlled, more terrible complications will occur at any time.

All diabetics eventually die not from diabetes, but from the three major complications caused by long-term use of insulin.

Don't listen to the upstairs, pseudoscience kills people! Injecting insulin is the least available. It can reduce the burden on the islets and restore the function of the islets to a certain extent, of course, provided that your islet function is not completely lost.