For the first time I got a nasty bumpy/spongy lump in my stomach immediately after injecting my NovoRapid. It was only 2 units and it also bled. The next few hours will be fun whilst I wait and see if the insulin went in or not.
Is this just "one of those things" and I hit a bad spot, or could this be lipohypertrophy and suggest that I need to be more careful with my cycling of injection sites?
Hi @pinewood Sounds like you hit a blood vessel, it's a rare thing but it should subside and shouldn't affect absorption, i'm pretty sure your doing a good job of rotating sites so just avoid this area for a while and keep an eye on your BG levels
For the first time I got a nasty bumpy/spongy lump in my stomach immediately after injecting my NovoRapid. It was only 2 units and it also bled. The next few hours will be fun whilst I wait and see if the insulin went in or not.
Is this just "one of those things" and I hit a bad spot, or could this be lipohypertrophy and suggest that I need to be more careful with my cycling of injection sites?
I've had that happen quite a few times now. I've even posted on here before in a panic when it happened. It always turned out ok. My sugars were fine - I did check more often though after it happened. The lump and bruise I got after took a few days to go away.