I am interested to know what solution there is for someone who suffers from an insulin allergy everytime they inject themselves.  There symptoms appear within 15 minutes of  taking protophane insulin   as well as novorapid. There Blood sugars are unstable.They include diminished sensation within all fingers on both hands consistently . Last allergic reaction for this person was hospitalisation with symptoms of sore throat including swelling and ringing in ears. Are they connected?This person  is no longer on Lantus.They currently take  Novorapid three times aday but feels the diminished sensation within hands immediately within taking dosage as recommended by Doctors. A nerve conduction test was done recently and there was a strong possibility that it was carpal tunnel syndrome. The client disagrees with this diagnosis and firmly believes the insulin is causing an ongoing negative affect. They are currently on novorapid TDS 34unis/36units/34 units and protophane. There is insulin changes which tend to be ongoing as we speak. Any input would be much appreciated.
Many DOCTORSDONT BELIEVE BUT IT IS THE FACT THAT INSULIN CAN CAUSE ALLERGY OR IF INSULIN IS NOT CAUSING ALLERGY THE NEEDLE MAY CAUSE ALLERGY AS THE NEEDLE IS INJECTED SUBCUTANEOUSLY IT COME IN CONTACT WITH SKIN AND CAUSES METAL CONTACT ALLERGY IF IT METAL ALLERGY YOU CAN O FOR PATCH TOT AKE THE EFFECT OR IF IT IS INSULIN YOU HAVE TO CHANGE SALTS TO ORAL OR OTHER NEW SALTS NEED CONSULTATION WITH HIGHLY Specialized ALLERGY SPECIALIST DOCTOR TO COME OUT OF YOUR PROBLEMS