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In case of a wet injection, you should
monitor your blood glucose levels
carefully and adjust your next dose
accordingly.
If you notice constant insulin leakage
during administration, stop using the
InsuJet™ immediately and revert to
your alternative insulin administration
method. Please contact your Diabetes
Care Specialist.
Raised white bump
This may indicate that, while successful,
your administration did not penetrate
far enough into your skin. If this
happens, practice your administration
technique. It may be worth splitting
your insulin dose if you are currently
taking a larger dose, so that you are
making smaller insulin administrations
(e.g.) if you currently take 40 units in one
administration, try 2 doses of 20 units
instead.
Bleeding
A tiny pinprick bleed following
administration is not unusual for some
people and can simply be wiped off. If a
larger amount of blood is present you may
have hit a capillary, which is unlikely to
happen next time. Apply pressure to the
administration site. This will usually stop
the bleeding.
Bruising
If you are a person who tends to bruise
easily with a needle-based device you
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