Innogen M30 Injection 100IU

About Innogen M30 Injection 100IU

Innogen M30 Injection 100IU Uses

• Long term blood sugar control in type 1 diabetes.
• Blood sugar management in type 2 diabetes when tablets are not enough.
• Insulin therapy during pregnancy related diabetes under specialist care.
• Stabilization of blood glucose after major surgery or illness.
• Combination therapy alongside oral diabetes medicines in resistant cases.

Innogen M30 Injection 100IU Benefits

• Combination of fast and intermediate acting insulin in a single injection.
• Fewer daily injections compared to using separate insulin types.
• Lower risk of long term diabetes complications like kidney and eye damage.
• Steady glucose control between meals and overnight.
• An affordable option compared to imported premixed insulin brands.

Patients in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, and Rawalpindi commonly use this medicine for daily diabetes management under a doctor's supervision. Diabetes rates are rising fast in these cities due to sedentary lifestyles and dietary patterns.

This insulin mix works within thirty minutes and lasts up to sixteen hours, making it suitable for twice daily dosing. Many endocrinologists in Pakistan prefer premixed insulin for patients who struggle with multiple daily injections.

Regular blood glucose monitoring is essential while using this medicine to avoid low sugar episodes. A consultation with an endocrinologist helps adjust the dose based on individual response.

Drug Class

• Premixed human insulin (biphasic isophane insulin)
• Antidiabetic injectable agent
• Intermediate and short acting insulin combination

Innogen M30 Injection 100IU formula

• Isophane Insulin Human
• Soluble Insulin Human

Available forms

• Injection

How to use Innogen M30 Injection 100IU?

• The usual starting dose is individualized by a doctor based on weight and blood sugar levels.
• Injection is given subcutaneously in the thigh, abdomen, or upper arm about thirty minutes before a meal.
• The vial should be rolled gently between palms before each use to mix the suspension evenly.
• A missed dose should not be doubled and the next dose should be taken as scheduled.
• Injection sites should be rotated to prevent lumps under the skin.

Drug Interactions

Several medicines can change how this insulin works in the body. A doctor should be informed of all current medications before starting therapy.

• Oral antidiabetic drugs: Combined use increases the risk of hypoglycemia.
• Beta blockers: These can mask the warning signs of low blood sugar.
• Corticosteroids: Steroids can raise blood sugar and reduce insulin effectiveness.
• ACE inhibitors: These may increase the blood sugar lowering effect of insulin.
• Alcohol: Excess alcohol intake increases the risk of severe hypoglycemia.

Risks and warnings

• Hypoglycemia risk: Low blood sugar can occur if a meal is skipped or delayed after injection.
• Pregnancy: This medicine may be used during pregnancy only with close monitoring by an endocrinologist.
• Kidney or liver disease: Dose adjustment may be needed since these organs affect insulin clearance.
• Alcohol use: Alcohol can mask symptoms of low blood sugar and increase hypoglycemia risk.
• Illness or infection: Blood sugar needs may change during fever or infection, requiring dose review.

Side Effects

Like all insulin products, this medicine can cause side effects in some patients. Most reactions are mild and manageable with proper dosing.

• Low blood sugar (hypoglycemia)
• Redness or swelling at the injection site
• Weight gain over time
• Mild swelling in the hands or feet
• Itching or rash at the injection area

Serious side effects are rare but need immediate medical attention if they occur.

• Severe hypoglycemia with confusion or loss of consciousness
• Allergic reactions including difficulty breathing or facial swelling
• Low potassium levels causing muscle weakness or irregular heartbeat

Storage Conditions

Store this medicine in the refrigerator between 2 and 8 degrees Celsius before opening. Keep the vial in use at room temperature below 25 degrees Celsius and discard it after four weeks.