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I Am Having Diabities With TB. Can I Switch Over From Daonil To Insulin ?

i am 58 having diabities from many years i have recently been detectedd with TB my doctor suggests me to switch over from daonil to insulin
Tue, 29 Mar 2011
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Hi. Just for your understanding when you are ill you need to have a better control over your sugar levels. You might be needing more of the antidiabetic drug to keep your levels under check and depending upon the judgement of your treating doctor you might have been put on insulin as it surely offers better and stricter control. Any state of disease or stress triggers hyperglycemia so you need to have a more strict control.
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YES its best to be on insulin with tb infection.any time there is sressor on body INSULIN IS best .it will help your tb heal faster and improve your appetite ......benefits are a lot higher than pain of injection
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I Am Having Diabities With TB. Can I Switch Over From Daonil To Insulin ?

Hi. Just for your understanding when you are ill you need to have a better control over your sugar levels. You might be needing more of the antidiabetic drug to keep your levels under check and depending upon the judgement of your treating doctor you might have been put on insulin as it surely offers better and stricter control. Any state of disease or stress triggers hyperglycemia so you need to have a more strict control.