Univia N 40IU/ml Injection

Univia N 40IUml Injection is commonly prescribed alongside shortacting insulin or other oral diabetes medications Your healthcare provider will educate you on the proper technique for injecting this medication under the skin It is important not to discontinue use unless instructed to do so by your doctor This injection is just one part of a comprehensive treatment plan that should also include a healthy diet regular exercise and weight reduction as advised by your doctor Regularly monitoring your blood sugar levels keeping a record of your results and sharing them with your doctor is crucial to determine the appropriate dosage of the medication for you The most frequently reported side effect of Univia N 40IUml Injection is low blood sugar levels known as hypoglycemia To prevent this it is important to always inject the correct dosage of the medication maintain regular meal times and regularly monitor your blood sugar levels Consuming excessive alcohol can also contribute to a drop in blood sugar levels Other potential side effects include reactions at the injection site such as redness or swelling Repeatedly injecting into the same area of the skin may lead to lipodystrophy which is characterized by skin thickening or the formation of pits at the injection site Some individuals may experience weight gain or develop edema which is swelling throughout the body due to fluid retention while using insulin Do not use this medication if you are experiencing low blood glucose levels hypoglycemia Inform your doctor if you have a history of kidney liver or heart problems prior to starting treatment Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should also consult their doctor as the dosage may need to be adjusted