Name: Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection)
Brand: Novo Nordisk India Pvt Ltd
SKU: 1012487
Price: 1281.60 INR
Availability: InStock

Question 1

How does basal insulin work?

Accepted Answer

Basal insulins, like long-acting insulins, work continuously to control blood sugar throughout the day, providing a steady effect over a 24-hour period.

Question 2

What is Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection)?

Accepted Answer

Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) is an ultralong-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults and children (from 1 year old) with type 1 and type 2 diabetes. It mimics natural insulin, helping to move sugar from the blood into tissues for energy and preventing the liver from producing more sugar.

Question 3

Is Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) basal insulin?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) is a basal insulin, which is a slow-acting type taken between meals and at bedtime to manage blood sugar levels.

Question 4

Can Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) be used alone?

Accepted Answer

Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) can assist in daily diabetes management, but you may still need short-acting insulin for blood sugar spikes and diabetic ketoacidosis.

Question 5

How is Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) administered?

Accepted Answer

Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) is injected subcutaneously. Your doctor will instruct you on proper injection techniques and sites (abdomen, thighs, arms, hips, buttocks). Change the injection site within the chosen area for each dose to avoid complications, and consult your doctor if you encounter any issues.

Question 6

Can Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) cause weight gain?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) may cause weight gain in some patients due to insulin's anabolic effects, which promote glucose and fat storage.

Question 7

Can Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) raise your blood sugar?

Accepted Answer

No, Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) does not raise blood sugar on its own. However, missing doses or other health issues can lead to increased blood sugar levels. Consult your doctor for any necessary dose adjustments.

Question 8

Is Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) better than insulin detemir?

Accepted Answer

Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) and insulin detemir are both long-acting insulins with similar effectiveness, but Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) has a longer duration of action (over 40 hours) and may have a slightly lower risk of hypoglycemia.

Question 9

What should I avoid while taking Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection)?

Accepted Answer

Follow your doctor's lifestyle recommendations, stay active, avoid missing meals, and monitor blood sugar levels. Consult a dietician for a suitable diet, avoid driving or operating heavy machinery until you know how Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) affects you, and refrain from alcohol.

Question 10

Are Insulin glargine and Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) the same?

Accepted Answer

Insulin glargine and Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) are both synthetic insulins for diabetes management, but they differ in duration. Insulin glargine lasts about 24 hours, while Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) lasts up to 42 hours.

Question 11

Can Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) be used in combination with other diabetes medicines?

Accepted Answer

Tresiba (100 IU/ml) (1*3ml Cartridge / Injection) can be combined with other diabetes medications if prescribed, but caution is advised with thiazolidinediones (TZDs) like pioglitazone, which may cause heart failure. Inform your doctor about all medications you are taking.

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