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Life with an Insulin Pump.
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Life with an Insulin Pump.

Dr Sheharyar Quraishi, Consultant Endocrinologist and Diabetologist talks about what to expect of life with an Insulin Pump

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The insulin pump clearly depends on the nature of the insulin pump you use a lot of insulin. The patch pumps, which are essentially pumps, which, which are quite discreet and you can wear them onto your skin, they don't have a two with them. They they can be almost invisible to other people. And then you have a PDM into your hand, or you have an app into your phone, which you can give yourself insulin. So they are quite discreet. And they don't make you stand out, which means that if patients are conscious of the fact that they don't want anybody else to know they have type one diabetes, so they so So it's a clear advantage. And let's repeat your question so I can answer it properly.

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