Insulin pump

When researching what insulin pump to choose to manage my type 1 diabetes, I really wanted to know how people actually incorporated them into their daily lives. I struggled to find content like this, so hopefully this helps someone out! Having used the Tandem T-slim X2 insulin pump for over a year and a half now, I’ve been fully accustomed to wearing it 24/7 (yes, even at night). Though it comes with tubing to contend with, that hasn’t stopped me from getting creative with how I incorporate…

An insulin pump is a medical device used for the administration of insulin in the treatment of diabetes mellitus, also known as continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion therapy. The device configuration may vary depending on design. A traditional pump includes: the pump (including controls, processing module, and ... #insulin resistance symptoms hair growth #insulin resistance symptoms hair growth #insulin pump accessories #insulin pump accessories #insulin pump accessories #insulin pump…

A week ago, I asked those of you who wear one to tell me what you wish someone had told you about how insulin pumping affects you emotion...

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Insulin: Insulin is a hormone naturally produced by the pancreas that helps regulate blood sugar levels. For individuals with diabetes, insu...

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Pumping Pro Tips from Kate! Struggling to find the perfect spot for your insulin pump? You're not alone! Kate Hall is here to share her favorite pump sites for comfort and discretion. Plus, Kate's got a secret weapon to prevent scar tissue after pod changes! She recommends Lavior diabetic wound gel to keep things smooth. ✨ #diabetesawareness #pumplife #diabeticcommunity #scarprevention #insulinpump #diabeteseducation

First insulin pump, made in the late 1970's

Tips for flying with an insulin pump from a Type 1 diabetic. I often travel and put all my best tips in this blog post. Air travel with an insulin pump is easy. These tips will help you know what to expect when flying with an insulin pump. Don't be scared about airport security with an insulin pump again! #diabetes #T1D #type1 #insulin #insulinpump #traveltips

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From tubeless to traditional, there’s an insulin pump for everyone. Which type suits you best? #insulinpumps #diabetesmanagement #type1diabetes #managingdiabetes #diabeteslife

Accessorize Your Insulin Pump and Yourself!: Hi everyone! I am Jessica Floeh, a Type 1 Diabetic designer working on ways to make the insulin pump into a positive conversation piece and ultimately a fashion statement. I wanted to share with my fellow Type 1's a new way to transform your pump i…

We are SUPPOSED to rotate insulin pump sites every time we change it.. By that I mean we are supposed to re-locate her site and rotate to a different part of the body each time we change it. Rotation sites include stomach area, buttocks / hip area, outer thigh and arm.. Each…

There are a lot of questions when you have diabetes and are flying with your insulin pump and CGM. Should you put your insulin pump through the x-ray machine? Can you wear your Continuous Glucose Monitor through a full-body scanner? Thankfully, we have your answers! Here is what you need to know when you are traveling

There are a lot of factors to consider when it comes to your diabetes management. With the advancements in technology, insulin pumps are becoming a popular way to manage blood sugars. In this blog, we will cover the issues I had while on an insulin pump and my future plans for my management.

Making the switch from multiple daily injections to an insulin pump was a game-changer for me after decades of managing type 1. In this post, I share the real-life highs and lows of starting Omnipod—plus what midlife women should know before taking the leap. Faith, freedom, and better blood sugar? Yes, please.

Imagine an insulin pump that didn't require you to make any corrections. That is just one of the incredible features of the iLet Bionic Pancreas. Click through to read more.