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Physical Exercise

Management

Advice that physical exercise :

can benefit insulin sensitivity, hypertension, and blood lipid control

should be taken at least every 2-3 days for optimum effect

may increase the risk of acute and delayed hypoglycaemia

Manage
physical exercise using :

self-monitoring to learn about the exercise response, and the effects of insulin and dietary changes on this

a prospective reduction in insulin dose for regular exercise

additional carbohydrate as necessary

warnings :
  • about delayed hypoglycaemia, especially with more prolonged, severe, or unusual exercise, and a possible need for less insulin overnight and the next day
  • that exercise during insulin deficiency will raise blood glucose and ketone levels
  • that alcohol may exacerbate the risk of hypoglycaemia after exercise

 

Using Insulin Effectively -
Insulin, injections, and associated education

 

IDF Guidelines to Type 1 diabetes
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Control blood glucose, blood lipids, arterial factors
Assessing Blood Glucose Control
Providing Eating and Drinking Advice
Physical Exercise
Using Insulin Effectively
- Insulin, injections, and associated education
- Insulin dose requirements - general considerations
- Rapid-acting insulin analogue regimens
- Insulin dose adjustment
Hypoglycameia Problems
Managing Arterial Risk Factors and Ischaemic heart Disease
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