Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection is a combination of two drugs, namely: Human insulin (a short-acting type of insulin) and Insulin isophane (intermediate-acting). Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection is used for the treatment of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes mellitus. Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection suppresses the production of sugar in the liver and facilitates the reuptake of sugar in the fat and muscle cells, thereby Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection ensures rapid and consistent sugar control. Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection helps in improving the glycaemic control which in turn decreases the risk of progression of diabetes complications like damage of retina (retinopathy), damage of kidney (nephropathy), damage of nerve cells (neuropathy), delayed wound healing, and diabetic foot ulcer.

FAQs

How does Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection work?

Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection suppresses the production of sugar in the liver and facilitates the reuptake of sugar in the fat and muscle cells, thereby Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection ensures rapid and consistent sugar control.

Does Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection cause hypoglycaemia (low blood glucose levels)?

Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection may sometimes lower the blood glucose levels more than normal, leading to hypoglycaemia. Regularly monitor your blood sugar levels while taking Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection. Hypoglycaemia symptoms include headache, drowsiness, cold sweat, feeling sick, unusual tiredness or weakness, and visual disturbances.

Can I stop taking Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection on my own?

Do not stop taking Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection without consulting your doctor on your own as it may cause an increase in blood glucose levels. Continue taking Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection for as long as your doctor has prescribed it to you. Do not be reluctant to speak with your doctor if you experience any difficulty while taking Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection.

How to prevent hypoglycaemia?

Maintain a healthy diet by regular intake of carbohydrates such as bread and products containing starch and sugar. Eat your meals regularly, and do not exercise heavily for longer durations with an empty stomach.

When does Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection cause hypoglycaemia?

Hypoglycaemia may occur following prolonged or severe exercise, during illness, alcohol consumption, low food intake, or when Human Mixtard 50 40IU/ml Injection is taken along with other antidiabetic medicines.