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click here | | | | | | Diabetes and Needles - You Don't Have to Fear Them | | If you have diabetes you may be hesitant to test your blood sugars or start insulin because you are afraid of needles. I am here to tell you that you don't have to be afraid. While testing your blood sugar and giving injections maybe a nuisance, technology today has made needles less painful to use. And there are safe ways to dispose of needles to protect yourself and others. Get all the information you need to know here... |  | Barbie Cervoni, RD, CDE
Type 2 Diabetes Expert | | | | Tools and Devices to Help with Needle Fear | Do you simply hate testing your sugar or injecting insulin because the thought of using another needle is unbearable? You are not alone. Many people newly diagnosed with diabetes or those who have had diabetes for a long time, do not like needles. In fact, some even have needle phobia... | | | | | Safe Sharp Disposal Can Prevent Injury and Disease | | A common question people with diabetes often encounter is "what do I do with my used needles?" Sharps, such as lancets, needle attachments for insulin pens, and syringes are medical waste items that can pose a potential health and safety hazard if they are not discarded properly... | | | | | Diabetes and Pen Needles | | If you are using a pen device and missing injections because of discomfort or pain, than you must find a solution. No one needs to feel pain when injecting insulin or other medications. The needles of today are made very thin and... | | | | | All You Need to Know About Insulin | | Have you been told that you need to start insulin? Wondering what that means for your diabetes care? Learn all you need to know about insulin... | | | | | | | | | You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the Type 2 Diabetes newsletter.
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