Insugen 50/50 100IU Injection 10 ml

Question 1

What happens if you do not refrigerate Insugen 50/50 100IU Injection 10 ml?

Accepted Answer

Insulin kept out of the refrigerator will not poison you or even make you sick. It just means that your Insugen 50/50 100IU Injection 10 ml will not work as well or deliver its full potential dose. In simple terms, if your blood sugar is high, and you use the insulin that has been kept out, your blood sugar may not be lowered. In short efficacy of Insugen 50/50 100IU Injection 10 ml will be decreased if not kept in the refrigerator between 2-8 degrees Celsius.

Question 2

What happens if Insugen 50/50 100IU Injection 10 ml is taken in more than recommended dose?

Accepted Answer

If Insugen 50/50 100IU Injection 10 ml is taken in more than the recommended doses, it can cause mild to severe hypoglycemic episodes.

Question 3

What are the symptoms of high blood sugar?

Accepted Answer

Symptoms of high blood sugar include increased thirst, frequent urination, fatigue, vomiting, shortness of breath, nausea, stomach pain, dry mouth, fruity breath odor, and a fast heartbeat.

Question 4

Which is the best area to inject Insugen 50/50 100IU Injection 10 ml?

Accepted Answer

Insugen 50/50 100IU Injection 10 ml is to be injected subcutaneously (under the skin). The best areas to give Insugen 50/50 100IU Injection 10 ml are your upper thigh, stomach, upper arm, or buttocks.

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