04 Aug 2010

Hi there, I am an intern for RateaDrug.com. Measuring blood sugar and delivering insulin in a way that's safe, effective, and painless is something that the medical community is continually thriving for. For instance, there are insulin pens, pumps, and pills that you can use to manage your blood sugar level. Other ground breaking methods of insulin delivery include insulin inhalers, which have been recently approved by the FDA. If you need more information about what kind of options that may have available to you, speak with your physician. You can also keep up-to-date with breakthroughs by following the blog of interns here, visiting the FDA website, or looking up professional societies, like the American Diabetes Association. Thank you for your comment and hang in there!

—Posted by Simone

03 Aug 2010

I wish there was an easier way to take the insulin but I just have to do what I have to do. I hope they can cure diabetes someday.

—Posted by Anonymous

24 Jul 2010

Insulin injections a really effective for my diabetes. But if I overtake it, for example when I skip one dose and I have to take the double the next time, it makes me feel extremely weak. I usually experience the side effects when I miss injections Once I almost entered into a coma, but I rushed for some sweet drinks and juice. When I experience limb pain, it is usually a sign for me that my blood sugar is elevated, and at those times i take an extra- injection. But the drug is efficient overall, just have to take it properly and on time.

—Posted by Anonymous