Side Effects of Insulin

Insulin is the protein made hormone that redounds in Beta cells situated in the pancreas. While its metabolism is found in liver and lungs, and by increasing glucose level in the liver, converts it into fatty acid. Moreover, insulin helps amino acid’s circulation and reduces catabolism of protein. Because of excessive amount of insulin in the body because of improper metabolism, glucose level is affected badly and harmful impacts upon body are noticed.

 

Insulin Side Effects

If you have recently been prescribed insulin, or have switched to a new type of insulin, you may be concerned about the side effects.
You might also be experiencing side effects and not know where they are coming from.
Similarly, you may be looking for information for a friend or family member.

What are the side effects of insulin?

Insulin side effects amongst diabetics are rare, but when they do occur, allergic reactions can be severe and can pose a significant risk to health.

What do I do if I have an adverse reaction to my insulin?

If you experience mild allergic reactions such as swelling, itching or redness around the injection site, experts advise diabetics to consult their GPs. Similarly, sustained nausea and vomiting are signs of insulin allergy.