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Velosulin Side Effects, and Drug Interactions - Insulin Human
Velosulin Side Effects, and Drug Interactions - Insulin Human
SIDE EFFECTS
Insulin allergy occurs
very rarely, but when it does, it may cause
a serious reaction
including a general skin
rash over the body, shortness
of breath, fast pulse,
sweating and a drop
in blood pressure. If
any of these symptoms develop you should seek emergency
medical care. The formation
of fatty lumps at the infusion
site or injection
site is usually a sign
of frequent needle insertion
at the same site. Remember to choose new infusion sites or injection
sites at which to insert each new needle
and consult with your physician
or diabetes educator
if you develop these fatty lumps at the infusion
site. The skin at the infusion
site or injection
site may also become red,
swollen and itchy. This is a local
reaction. It may occur if needle
insertion is not properly
made at the infusion
site or injection site,
or as a result of skin
sensitivity to the
cleansing solutions or if the patient
is allergic to insulin.
If you have a local reaction,
consult with your physician
or diabetes educator.
Patients with severe systemic allergic reactions to insulin
(i.e. generalized urticaria,
angioedema, anaphylaxis) should be skin
tested with each new preparation
to be used prior to initiation of therapy
with that preparation.
DRUG INTERACTIONS
No information provided.
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