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Is Insulatard a true replacement/alternative for Monotard? We have been advised to shift to it because Monotard is not available in penfills.

How I can stop the oozing of blood or insulin after I have administered an insulin injection to my three year old daughter?

My 12 year old son who has had type 1 for a year and a half. He wets the bed almost every night with huge amounts of urine. Does every child with diabetes have sugar in his or her urine? Is that why he is wetting so much at night?

Our endocrinologist told us that due to the required use of steroids in asthma, our daughter’s diabetes management will be more complicated. Can you please explain further? What, if any, is the relationship between diabetes and asthma?

My five year old daughter has been experiencing seizure type events. After the last event, we noticed that she had had an excessive amount of sugar. Could this have caused these events?

My 10 year old daughter, who has had diabetes for three years, is complaining of multiple joint pain. Sometimes she describes it as severe and sometimes there is limitation of movement, but there is no fever, swelling or any color changes. What is going on?

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