The unpaired Student t test for comparison between two groups was used to determinate statistical significance
Seek urgent medical attention if light-headedness is accompanied by: Severe or persistent hypoglycaemia symptoms including confusion, sweating, tremor, palpitations, or difficulty concentrating Chest pain or palpitations which may indicate cardiovascular complications Severe dehydration signs include reduced urine output, dark urine, extreme thirst, or dry mucous membranes Fainting or loss of consciousness even brief episodes warrant investigation Visual disturbances blurred vision, double vision, or visual field defects Severe headache particularly if sudden onset or unlike previous headaches Difficulty breathing or speaking which may suggest a serious adverse reaction Call 999 immediately for severe chest pain, severe breathlessness, loss of consciousness, or symptoms of stroke
The usual starting dose when adding basal insulin to oral medications or GLP-1 therapy is 10 units once daily, or 0.10.2 units/kg body weight
Sodium Hyaluronate: Ensures a moisture-lock finish, preventing post-wash dryness
A written record is what allows you, or a healthcare professional you consult, to connect a new symptom to a specific dose or site and act on it