Sentences with phrase «shot of insulin»

I can't tell you how many vet students still believe that it's OK to feed diabetic cats dry food, and to give shots of insulin without testing hte blood sugar at home.

Chase was diagnosed with diabetes and I learned how to give him two daily shots of insulin which I found difficult to administer as I was very concerned about hurting him when, in fact, I was actually trying to help him.

I can also say that the timing of that early morning bolus shot of insulin is obviously based on my circadian rhythm.

He was diabetic and had to endure ear pricks multiple times a day to test his blood glucose levels and twice daily shots of insulin as well.

Max's condition is controlled with twice daily shots of insulin.

Sam recovered, but his illness launched the Meltons into an overwhelming regimen of keeping an infant diabetic alive — blood tests every few hours, a closely controlled diet, up to five shots of insulin a day.

Some must also give themselves shots of insulin.

She also has type 1 diabetes, which she manages by giving herself shots of insulin.

I was at 365 lbs and taking five shots of insulin a day and 2 different oral meds, I lost a friend to kidney failure when I finally woke up to the seriousness of diabetes and what might happen to me.

He had to prick his finger six to 10 times a day and give himself shots of insulin to stay even - keeled while he played baseball, basketball, and tennis.

A small breakfast can lead to a shot of insulin which will deal with breakfast and that produced whilst sleeping.

Because of this, they have to take a shot of insulin in order to get their blood sugar under control.

Fleetingly effective or no, it's a shot of insulin in a season that generally offers up bloated prestige items for the grown - ups and freakishly genial, accidentally perverse fare for the kiddies.

Does the famously rotund cartoon cat Garfield need a shot of insulin?

I don't think an acceptable course of action would be to treat the problem with a 1/3 shot of chemo, a 1/3 spoon of cold medicine, and a 1/3 shot of insulin.