Your current insulin regimen with Human Actrapid and Human Insulatard appears structured to cover both rapid and intermediate insulin needs throughout the day.

🩺 Current Insulin Regimen Review

• Human Actrapid (short-acting insulin) doses of 10 units in the morning and 5 units in the evening help manage blood sugar spikes around meals.
• Human Insulatard (intermediate-acting insulin) doses of 20 units in the morning and 5 units in the evening provide basal insulin coverage.
• Timing insulin about 15 minutes before meals is important for optimal effect.

🩺 Blood Glucose Monitoring

• Regular blood glucose checks before and after meals help adjust insulin doses safely.
• Target blood sugar ranges should be individualized by your endocrinologist to avoid both high and low levels.

🏥 Lifestyle Considerations

• Maintain a balanced diet with consistent carbohydrate intake to match insulin doses.
• Regular physical activity improves insulin sensitivity but may require dose adjustments to prevent lows.

⚠️ Hypoglycemia Awareness

• Watch for symptoms like sweating, shakiness, confusion, or palpitations.
• Always carry fast-acting glucose (e.g., glucose tablets or juice) to treat low blood sugar promptly.

🩺 Follow-up and Specialist Care

• Regular follow-up with an endocrinologist is essential to optimize your insulin regimen and monitor for complications.
• Routine screening for eye, kidney, and nerve health is recommended.

Consult your endocrinologist for personalized adjustments and ongoing management to keep your diabetes well controlled.