Blood sugar rises despite insulin? Here’s why it happens, common causes and ways to prevent
Persistent high blood sugar in diabetes, despite insulin use, often stems from insulin resistance, where cells fail to respond effectively to the hormone. Factors like excess weight, inactivity, stress, and certain medications exacerbate this resistance. Managing blood sugar involves rotating injection sites, regular exercise, balanced meals, stress management, and consistent communication with healthcare providers to adjust insulin plans.
Persistent high blood sugar in diabetes, despite insulin use, often stems from insulin resistance, where cells fail to respond effectively to the hormone. Factors like excess weight, inactivity, stress, and certain medications exacerbate this resistance. Managing blood sugar involves rotating injection sites, regular exercise, balanced meals, stress management, and consistent communication with healthcare providers to adjust insulin plans.
