Insulin pump for toddler? - toddler insulin resistant
Diagnosed when my daughter (2 1 / 2) March with diabetes was asked the endo about pumps. At that time we have said that they were a year ago. I have a terrible time controlling my BG baby. I expect a call from the office of endo today or tomorrow. What I want is good solid arguments for why we should put in a pump. The next nearest pediatric endo is just 3 hours! I will be stubborn and demanding, although it must be. She is currently with Novolog and Lantus. I think they really need increases of 1 / 4 units, but I do not dare to try to eyeball. It is therefore a good example of the pump please!
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Toddler Insulin Resistant Insulin Pump For Toddler?
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There are several reasons why an endo move the recommendation of the pump. It could be how well they absorb it all, which were blinded, and how you manage the disease. If you are a parent makes a poor job with the direction of the child not recommend to.
ReplyDeleteNote ... Having crazy "battle groups" mean not necessarily that you make a bad job. A roller coaster ride is part of the course with a dwarf. You will receive different levels of perception less immunity and are constantly increasing. Being good in your honeymoon stage. In other words, fools do not recommend the glucose readings never the sole basis for the decision, an Endo. The reason is because the tension is easy to take it personally as a parent if you do everything possible, and still nuts with sugar.
Some keep endoscopy, but personal opinion and, instead, a minimum amount of time that the family is the use of injections before and recommended the pump.The doctors believe it takes so long to develop a real understanding of the disease, identify high and low, juggling injections / ketones / BG checks and adapted her daughter to change. A decision is irresponsible. "However, it can frustrating for parents who are sure to be ready for the transition.
The pump will improve BGS and A1c. If it is the insulin / carbohydrate Senstive is nothing to change magically. My advice would be to do your homework at the pump to determine what you are looking for a pump (they are all different fields of knowledge), and be prepared to enter into a meaningful conversation, the friendly controversy surrounding the boy's best interest . She was impressed when informed about the issue and will certainly recommend to impact on your mind.
About the inquiry to begin hearing of their situation, I recommend Animas or Minimed for his daughter. Animas Insulin can be delivered as useful especially with such a small child in increments of .01.Minimed is compatible with a system for continuous monitoring of glucose. CGMS is a group fighting continuously every 15 minutes (not a substitute for regular checks, but BG). If you continue with GDB inexplicably wild, a CGMS concentrate help on trends and causes. Some people will tell you that most of the Cozmo is important because it is elastic injections to minimize pain. Even if this is true, are the contributions of individuals "in" and a small child, not the not () for this type of injection fat enough.
Good luck, do not hesitate to contact me if you wish. Our girls have much in common and I would be very happy with you some of our experiences.
regrets that an early diagnosis of diabetes for the baby ..... My heart is with you. : (Well, I'm diabetic, but I use the pump, I Lantus and works well for me. I know some people who love it. One of my former colleagues and has it's great. I said that just I ate lots of carbohydrates, adjusted, and it was. McDonald's and ate, Chinese, whatever. I do not know the details of how it works, but he loved it. but it's also a new device called omnipod you see it can, what fascinates me. Here's the link for more information .....
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I hope that helps!