Huminsulin 30/70 Cartridge (3ml Each)

Product Description
Huminsulin 30/70 Cartridge is a premixed insulin preparation used in the management of diabetes mellitus. It contains 30 percent regular insulin, which provides quick action to control the rise in blood sugar after meals, and 70 percent isophane insulin, which offers longer-lasting control between meals and overnight. The cartridge is designed for use with a suitable insulin delivery device to ensure accurate and convenient dosing.

Benefits
This insulin helps maintain more stable blood sugar levels throughout the day. It reduces the chances of complications linked with long-term diabetes, including nerve weakness, kidney problems, vision difficulties, and heart-related conditions. By improving sugar control, it also supports better energy levels and overall health in daily life.

Possible Side Effects
The most common issue is low blood sugar, which may cause sweating, shakiness, hunger, dizziness, or headache. Pain, redness, or swelling at the injection site can also occur. Rarely, allergic reactions, blurred vision, or weight changes may be noticed. Severe or persistent symptoms should be reported to a doctor immediately.

How to Use
The insulin should be injected under the skin as directed by a healthcare professional. It should not be given into a vein or muscle unless specifically advised. The injection site must be rotated each time to avoid skin thickening or irritation. The cartridge should not be shaken vigorously, and the insulin should only be used if the solution appears clear and free from particles. Regular monitoring of blood sugar is essential to guide dose adjustments.

What to Avoid
Meals should not be skipped or delayed after taking insulin, as this can cause dangerous drops in sugar levels. Alcohol intake should be minimized since it may interfere with glucose control. The insulin should not be used if the cartridge is broken, expired, or frozen.

Precautions
Patients with kidney or liver disorders, adrenal or pituitary gland problems, or frequent low blood sugar episodes should inform their doctor before use. Pregnant and breastfeeding women must use it under medical guidance. Lifestyle changes such as illness, stress, or major diet modifications may require adjustments in insulin dose. Carrying a quick source of sugar, like glucose tablets or sweets, is recommended to manage sudden hypoglycemia.