Pre-mixed insulin

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Long acting insulin

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Intermediate acting insulin

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Short acting insulin

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Rapid acting insulin

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Incretin Analogs

Other routes of administration

Therapeutic Insulin Management

Action, indications, side effects and packing of insulin

Action of insulin:

Insulin lets sugar (glucose) in the blood enter cells, where it is used for energy. 

Without insulin, the blood sugar level rises above what is safe for the body.

Usually people who take insulin use a combination of a rapid- or short-acting and an intermediate- or long-acting insulin. 

This helps keep blood sugar levels within a range that is safe for the body throughout the day.

Giving short-acting insulin at the evening meal and NPH at bedtime instead of giving them together at the evening meal may reduce the risk of nocturnal hypoglycemia and hypoglycemia unawareness

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Uses of insulin:

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Side Effects

The major side effect of insulin can be a dangerously low blood sugar level (severe hypoglycemia). 

Insulin can contribute to weight gain, especially in people with type 2 diabetes who already are overweight.

loss of fatty tissue (lipodystrophy) where the insulin is injected

in rare cases, allergic reactions that include swelling, or edema.

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Packing & direction of usage

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Classification of insulin

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