What should I pay attention to when using an insulin pump? Who should use an insulin pump?

Before going to bed, be sure to check the reservoir to make sure that the insulin in it can be used until the next morning, and avoid being caught or entangled by clothing during wearing; Diabetic patients who live and work irregularly, diabetics who hope that their diabetes can be well controlled and have sufficient financial means, and patients who frequently develop hypoglycemia.

You should go to the hospital regularly for check-ups, pay attention to your diet, and observe your physical condition regularly; People who have irregular lifestyles, people with diabetes, people with large blood sugar fluctuations, people who have frequent hypoglycemia, and people who have poor blood sugar control.

People with diabetes who have unstable blood sugar need to use an insulin pump to regulate, and many people don't know what precautions are there for the use of insulin pumps, so I will tell you about it.

1.First, both hot and cold states can cause people to consume too much glucose, and too much energy is used to sweat or produce heat to maintain body temperature, so in this case, the need for insulin may need to be appropriately reduced, and if the amount of physical activity is increased than usual, it is necessary to reduce the basal rate or increase the amount and monitor the blood sugar more to determine whether you need to adjust the insulin dose.

2.Second, in the hot summer, sweating a lot, damp, the adhesive tape that fixes the catheter needle is easy to loosen and fall off, and then the needle will leave**, so it is necessary to often observe and check the situation of the adhesive tape to fix the finch barricade to avoid the situation that the needle is pulled out and the insulin is not injected into the human body. When going out in hot weather, it is best to wrap a layer of polyethylene and aluminum foil on the outside of the insulin pump to isolate hot spot conduction, and then cover it with clothing.

3.Third, the cold weather is not much of a threat to the pump, because the pump can be worn closely, and the body temperature can still be maintained by covering it with cotton clothes, but when you feel very cold and the outdoor temperature reaches minus ten degrees Celsius, you must avoid letting the pump in such cold air, so as not to freeze the insulin and fail, but the function of the pump itself will not be affected.

Precautions. It is important to note that in different seasons, the precautions for using insulin pumps are different, so we must understand what the precautions for the use of insulin pumps are, so as not to affect our physical health.

1. Choose the right object of use Diabetic patients who use the pump should have diabetes knowledge, in order not to affect the efficacy and ensure safety, detailed operation guidance should be given to patients before installation. Patients generally have psychological problems, and patients often have poor glycemic control due to mood changes, and the best results can be achieved by strengthening psychological care. 2. Pay attention to the treatment of special situations such as alarm, hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia Within 3 days after using the pump, attention should be paid to monitoring blood sugar (monitoring blood sugar time:

Before three meals, 2 hours after three meals, before going to bed, at 3 a.m.), and after 3 days, the number of monitoring times can be reduced according to the situation. Carry carbohydrates with you for a quick blood sugar boost. In addition, it is necessary to prevent blockage or leakage of the infusion device, incorrect pump programming, and insulin depletion in the pump.

3. Strengthen the protection of the pump, prevent moisture and damage, prevent static alarm, observe the puncture site and the dosage every day, and pay attention to the prevention and treatment of complications such as infection.

Insulin pumps are also limited in population, and can be used by all of the following patients**. 1. Patients with diabetes mellitus complicated by acute and chronic complications or serious infection. If it is accompanied by cardiopulmonary disease, acute infection**, fever, elective surgery or other stressful states, it should be considered**.

2. Obese patients with type 2 diabetes can also use insulin pumps, which can reduce the amount of insulin by about 20%, which is beneficial for weight loss and improving the body's sensitivity to insulin. 3. Those who have the experience of "dawn phenomenon" and preprandial hyperglycemia. 4. All patients with type 1 diabetes, including patients in the honeymoon phase and patients with late-onset type 1 diabetes.

5. Patients have the desire and initiative to control blood sugar well, and can insist on monitoring blood sugar at least 4 times a day There are also many types of patients with diabetes who need to use insulin pumps**, such as: diabetes has a long course and long-term blood sugar control is not good.

Oral hypoglycemic drugs are ineffective. Alternating hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia. Women with diabetes mellitus and those with gestational diabetes.

Diabetic patients during pregnancy or planning to get pregnant, the use of insulin pumps** is the most necessary, good blood sugar control can better ensure the basic protection of the health of the pregnant woman and the fetus, and it is possible to make the blood sugar stable throughout the pregnancy. However, some people will find the insulin pump inconvenient to use, so they can use a fungus drug "Hexian mushroom"** diabetes. "Hexian mushroom" is a very miraculous mushroom medicine, which has a good effect on diabetes.

It can control blood sugar, improve insulin resistance, diabetic foot and diabetic complications. "Hexian mushroom" has little negative effect and is suitable for patients to take it for a long time.

How to operate: 1. Select the infusion and implantation site, first choose the abdomen, followed by the upper arm, outer thigh, lower back and buttocks, etc. 2. The installation of the insulin pump should follow the instructions of the selected insulin pump.

The importance of insulin: Using an insulin pump** for diabetes can effectively control and delay complications. The insulin pump mimics physiological secretion, insulin absorption is stable, blood glucose control is successfully achieved, and complication control is delayed.

Extended lifespan years.

When installing an insulin pump, you should follow the instructions of your chosen insulin pump and typically include the following steps: preparing medications and materials, cleaning and washing your hands to prevent infection, pumping the insulin filling reservoir and draining air bubbles, attaching the infusion tubing, installing, filling, subcutaneously inserting the insulin pump into the device, and turning on the insulin pump. Insulin pumps are also known as artificial extracorporeal islets.

As an advanced means of strengthening diabetes, it has been widely used around the world. It can simulate the secretion of insulin by human pancreatic islets, and can continuously control blood glucose and glycosylated hemoglobin within the normal range within 24 hours.

This kind of thing is equivalent to the second life for diabetics. First fix the pump on your body, then press the start button.

If insulin injections are necessary.

1.Patients with type diabetes;

2.patients with ketoacidosis caused by hyperglycemia, coma;

3.Patients with no obvious effect of oral hypoglycemic drugs**;

4.Patients with gestational diabetes mellitus;

5.Perioperative period in diabetic patients**;

6.Patients with severe infection, blood glucose control disorders;

7.Patients after pancreatectomy;

8.Diabetic patients with severe liver and kidney impairment.

If you are a type 2 diabetic patient, you can do without insulin injections if you have oral hypoglycemic drugs, reasonable diet and good exercise control