Afrezza Box Of 30 - 4 Unit Cartridge And 1 Inhaler

• Diabetes blood sugar control: Inhaled human insulin helps lower blood sugar around meals in adults with diabetes when prescribed as part of a complete treatment plan.

• Low blood sugar: Too much insulin can cause sweating, shaking, hunger, fast heartbeat, weakness or confusion. Treat it promptly as taught and get emergency help for fainting or seizures.
• Cough: Inhaled insulin may irritate the throat and cause coughing after use. Tell your doctor if the cough persists, worsens or affects breathing.
• Weight gain: Insulin helps store glucose and may gradually increase body weight. Discuss unexpected or rapid weight change with your diabetes team.
• Swelling: Insulin can cause fluid retention, which may appear as puffiness in the hands, feet or ankles. Seek advice if swelling is sudden or severe.
• Breathing difficulty: Wheezing, chest tightness or shortness of breath may signal airway narrowing or allergy. Stop using Afrezza inhalation kit and get emergency medical help.

• Check your blood sugar as advised and keep a fast source of sugar available.
• Learn the early signs of low blood sugar and teach close contacts how to help.
• Use only the Afrezza inhaler supplied with the kit and keep it clean and dry.
• Do not share Afrezza inhalation kit with another person.
• Carry identification showing that you use insulin.

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