Humalog Vial Information:

Humalog Vial (generic name: Insulin Lispro Injection) is an FDA approved drug which is prescribed for the treatment of type 1 diabetes. In patients with diabetes, the liver does not produce enough insulin, and therefore synthetic insulins are prescribed to regulate blood sugar levels and prevent a spiking in blood sugar. Humalog Vial is a short acting insulin, meaning that it releases insulin for short periods of time and acts very quickly. It is therefore usually mixed (by following instructions from a doctor) with long acting insulins for best results.

Humalog Vial Side Effects:

As with any drug, there may be side effects. The most common side effect of Humalog is hypoglycemia, when too much insulin is administered and this may cause shaking, increase or change in heartbeat, and changes in vision including blurry vision. Severe hypoglycemia can be fatal, or can cause damage to the brain. This can cause seizures (or fits) and possibly unconsciousness. Other side effects include a rash or changes in the skin where the insulin has been injected. If you experience any side effects you must consult a doctor immediately. It is also possible to suffer an allergic reaction to Humalog Vial, and as with any other side effect immediate medical attention should be sought.

Humalog Vial Directions:

Humalog Vial comes in liquid form and should be injected under the skin (not into a vein). It should be used 15 minutes before or after food, and should be injected directly into the skin in the arms, waist, legs and stomach but should not be injected into the veins. The injection site should be changed daily to avoid irritation, rashes and changes to the skin. Humalog Vial is a short acting insulin which works very quickly.

Humalog Vial Precautions:

Humalog vials 100IU should be stored under the room temperature up to 28 days after opening when it is stored or refrigerated. Humalog Vial is to be used with a syringe, and care should be taken to inject properly and to dispose of used needles in the proper way to avoid harm to others or yourself. Do not take Humalog if you are allergic to any of the ingredients, and should consult your doctor. You must also inform your doctor if you have any pre-existing medical conditions or if you are taking any other medications, as other medicines may interact with Humalog. Some medicines affect glucose metabolism, and so you may be required to adjust the dose of insulin, although this should only be done by consulting with a doctor as adjusting insulin levels without medical knowledge can be dangerous. These medicines which affect glucose metabolism include albuterol, clonidine, reserpine, guanethedine and beta blockers. You must take care not to inject too much insulin.

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