What is insulin resistance?

Yesterday, my husband felt severe pain in his feet. He sensed his blood sugar level had shot up. When he checked, the glucometer showed 334. My God! He cried out that he could not believe it. He has been under strict diet.

He has been eating only red rice, avoiding sugar in coffee though he could not resist bananas. He suspected that his insulin is not doing its job. He increased the dosage to almost double. Still, the sugar level did not relent.

I wonder how diabetic patients feel if they find their insulin is outdated. What will be the symptoms if one use expired insulin?

He is still writing in pain because of his diabetic feet. I advised change of diabetic tablets that he takes after food. He injects the insulin before food, twice a day. Is she showing resistance to insulin?

I am worried!

Ideal solution for people with diabetic feet.

We live in a big city that is highly polluted. It is very unhygienic for anyone to walk on the roads even in the early morning.

That is why my husband bought a treadmill so that he can walk on it for 45 minutes daily. Treadmills are great boon to people who have diabetic feet.

My husband suffers a lot while walking on uneven roads and he cries out in pain. However, treadmills that are fitted with soft mats are easier to walk on.

Another biggest advantage of having a treadmill is the ability to use it irrespective of weather conditions.

These treadmill displays help us to monitor the distance walked and the calories burnt. This is a huge advantage when compared to walking on the roads or on exclusive jogging tracks in parks.

My husband says that his 45 minutes stint on the treadmill helps him a lot in keeping his blood sugar under control.