Belly Fat Injections
Diabetes and weight gain?
I have a Type 1 diabetic for almost 14 years. I was giving myself insulin shots since he was diagnosed. I try to run my injection spots very regularly but I noticed the area around my abdomen (specifically my navel) is very thick and looks almost like a spigot. " I work every day my stomach, and run every day have a very high metabolism, so I know that isn't fat. Also, when I flex my stomach is hard as a rock! I read today (wish I wouldve seen this before) that you are not supposed to inject within 2 inches from your navel. Can anyone explain this and also tell me how can I get rid of that dog insulin?
Its supposed to inject into fatty tissue you can feel them, as for the stomache pouchy I I also have two hernias tried everything and everyone.
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Diabetic man self-injecting insulin Photo Mugs MODEL RELEASED. Diabetic man injectinghimself with insulin in his home. Diabetes is acondition in which the pancreas fails to produceenough insulin, a hormone required for themetabolism of carbohydrates. Type 1 diabetes ischaracterised by the complete cessation of insulinproduction, and injections are needed daily tomaintain health. In type 2 diabetes, insulin isstill produced but the body fails t… |