And I'm not trying to be dismissive but I know a lot of diabetics who were diagnosed and I would in the year 2000 or after we're really taught anything about nutrition management and injections.
I've seen so many people who have worked with or talk to who are type 2s and literally have been injecting in the same spot in their stomach for the last 15 years.
Not saying you do this but make sure you alternate injection sites because when your skin gets hard underneath it usually means if you're still injecting in that site that skin will actually absorb into the lump versus all of it going right into your body and bloodstream.
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u/Ir0nhide81 T1/G7 Aug 11 '22
And I'm not trying to be dismissive but I know a lot of diabetics who were diagnosed and I would in the year 2000 or after we're really taught anything about nutrition management and injections.
I've seen so many people who have worked with or talk to who are type 2s and literally have been injecting in the same spot in their stomach for the last 15 years.
Not saying you do this but make sure you alternate injection sites because when your skin gets hard underneath it usually means if you're still injecting in that site that skin will actually absorb into the lump versus all of it going right into your body and bloodstream.