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Question: From Jefferson, Ohio, USA:
My daughter has scar tissue at injection sites. Her specialist gave me some information on Insuflon, and I would like to know if you have any information (if the patient likes it, chance of infection, etc). I would just like a little more knowledge before calling the medical company.
Answer:
The Insuflon is a subcutaneous catheter similar to what is used with a pump, that can be used for all insulin injections for two or three days before it has to be replaced. It is very popular in some parts of the country.
DTQ-20030505213118A
Original posting 15 May 2003
Posted to Blood Tests and Insulin Injections
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Last Updated: Sun Jan 15 12:11:24 2006
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