Insulin therapy - when, how and why
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Click here to break free from Type 2 Diabetes Diabetes mellitus, an unjustly stigmatized disease for decades, has recently undergone a revolution in the form of a wide range of oral hypoglycemic drugs, the availability of sophisticated glucometers and reliable self-monitoring aids, and an increasing number of educators, associations, workshops and lectures. guidelines, applicable innovations in the field of medicine and nutrition, the principles of self-control, the importance of regular exercise and help them overcome everyday psychosocial barriers) and "user-friendly" insulin therapy. As with other chronic diseases, doctors in diabetes often encounter a revolted and disappointed, but at the same time confused and insecure patient, faced with a lot of new information, requirements, advice and prohibitions necessary to achieve the therapeutic goal, prevent chronic complications and improve quality of life. to the highest possible level. On the one hand, therefore, there