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Post by mike0475 on Aug 11, 2017 10:34:13 GMT -5
Anyone else know of PWD on A showing results even with other pre-existing condition?
I have one that is paralyzed 30 years waist down taking pain meds and eventually end up with colostomy (side effect from pain meds over years)
High BP (believe its was impacted by A1C heading north over past few years)
metformin was the plan until finally on A
Anyway - 50days on A 8.1 to 7.2 and still figuring out dosing (does have a CGM yet..)
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Post by peppy on Aug 11, 2017 10:38:22 GMT -5
Anyone else know of PWD on A showing results even with other pre-existing condition? I have one that is paralyzed 30 years waist down taking pain meds and eventually end up with colostomy (side effect from pain meds over years) High BP (believe its was impacted by A1C heading north over past few years) metformin was the plan until finally on A Anyway - 50days on A 8.1 to 7.2 and still figuring out dosing (does have a CGM yet..) dosing: www.seventhform.com/vdexdownloads/vdex-whitepaper-072817.pdf
page 22.
Comments
Afrezza’s speed of action is both a blessing and a curse. Clearly, it is a large factor in the safety of the
product, but for longer meals, you may need more Afrezza to keep the post prandial levels in check. We
recommend follow-on doses. For example, we advise with a standard meal to dose Afrezza 15-20
minutes after the start of the meal, and then another dose of the same size about 45 minutes later.
With very long meals, we have even advised patients to administer two follow-on doses, for very tight
control.
Starting & Titrating
www.afrezza.com/hcp/starting-titrating/
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