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<blockquote data-quote="lizdeluz" data-source="post: 1610434" data-attributes="member: 32108"><p>Injection site problems crept up on me: I had been over using 2 areas on my stomach and they had swollen and I hadn't noticed until a DSN explained that what I thought was fat was in fact lipohypertrophy (Have I got the right word?) and told me never to inject there again. Unlike me, it sounds as though you are using all available sites. I now inject long acting in both buttocks , alternating daily, and short acting in both hips, alternating daily. I still think it's really difficult to always inject in a new site. I can't remember EXACTLY where I last injected. Life's too short. However, I have to try because there is no point injecting insulin if the insulin isn't going to arrive when it's needed. I hope you can manage to get help with this problem as soon as possible, because it sounds like the high sugars are affecting your daily life. By the way, is your hbA1c really ok? You shouldn't have to restrict yourself to one meal per day to keep it ok.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lizdeluz, post: 1610434, member: 32108"] Injection site problems crept up on me: I had been over using 2 areas on my stomach and they had swollen and I hadn't noticed until a DSN explained that what I thought was fat was in fact lipohypertrophy (Have I got the right word?) and told me never to inject there again. Unlike me, it sounds as though you are using all available sites. I now inject long acting in both buttocks , alternating daily, and short acting in both hips, alternating daily. I still think it's really difficult to always inject in a new site. I can't remember EXACTLY where I last injected. Life's too short. However, I have to try because there is no point injecting insulin if the insulin isn't going to arrive when it's needed. I hope you can manage to get help with this problem as soon as possible, because it sounds like the high sugars are affecting your daily life. By the way, is your hbA1c really ok? You shouldn't have to restrict yourself to one meal per day to keep it ok. [/QUOTE]
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