Lantus 100 IU / 3 mL 5 injection
Insulin glargine
A peptide hormone that is excreted by the pancreas where its main action is aiding the absorption of glucose required for the energy by the cell and muscles.
Points of interest:
• Be aware of the signs of hypoglycemia (sweating, confusion, rapid heartbeat, blurred vision, shakiness, anxiety, headache, dizziness, weakness).
• Rotate injection sites to prevent damage to the tissue under the skin.
• Avoid re-use of the same injection.
• If you experience hypoglycemia, consume glucose or simple carbohydrate (e.g. candies, soft drinks, sugar, honey), once your blood glucose returns to normal, eat a snack or a meal.
• Insulin is usually injected under the skin; pinch the skin to reduce the chance of injecting a blood vessel.
• Switching between insulin brands should be done under strict medical supervision.
How to use:
As per as direction of doctor.
Active Ingredients:
Insulin glargine.
Side effects:
• Hypoglycemia.
• Weight gain.
Cautions:
• Time of occurrence of hypoglycemia depends on the action profile of the insulin used and may change when the treatment regimen is changed.
• Adjustment of dose may be necessary if patients undertake increased physical activity or change their usual meal plan.
Interactions:
• Beta blockers: signs of hypoglycemia can be masked when beta blockers given with insulin.
Quantity:
5
How To Store :
Refrigerator
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