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What happens if you don’t manage your type 2 diabetes?

Sat, 01 Oct 2011 07:00:29 +0000

my friend has type two diabetes and she constantly eats junk food and sugary food and feels that she has to have it or needs it. what are the consequences if she doesn’t take care of that because im really scared

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In diabetes when you take insulin and dont eat what happens?

Fri, 02 Sep 2011 18:57:32 +0000

my friend used to “acidently” do this and it worried me now she eats and doest use her insulin she 12 and since having diabetes shes lost about 20 pounds shes not very responsible and when we ask about it she ignored us. im super worried about her when can i telll her and what is going on with her?
she ridiculously skinny and looks anerexic! she hates to talk about whats going on with her health

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What happens if I accidently hit a vein while giving myself my insulin injection for diabetes?

Mon, 13 Jun 2011 19:06:17 +0000

This morning I was giving my shot in my tummy on the fat part and when I remvoed the needle, a huge drip of blood came out. That’s never happened before. What if I accidently hit a vein? Will I be ok?

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what happens when you forget to inject insulin for a person with type one diabetes? doctors and nurses please?

Fri, 25 Feb 2011 19:07:48 +0000

i know this is really bad for me to be asking but i honestly don’t know the answer! i have type one diabetes, i was diagnosed in december 2008 so it’s been a while since the doctor told me what happens when i don’t inject insulin in myself or i forget to do it.

i don’t wanna test it incase it’s something really dangerous. The doctor told me, i just forgot. lol. and what are the signs that i need more insulin? like, physical signs and effects.

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What happens if someone takes the wrong does of Insulin for diabetes?

Sun, 14 Mar 2010 19:06:03 +0000

If someone had diabetes and were unable to get to their own insulin and (unwisely) took someone else’s medication, what would happen if a) the dose was too strong b) the dose was too little?

P.S. this is research for a fictional story and hasn’t actually happened!