what are the peak times for different types of insulin?

 Different types of insulin have different peak times, which is the time when the insulin is most effective at lowering blood sugar levels

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• Rapid-acting insulin: The peak time for rapid-acting insulin is roughly 30-90 minutes after injection
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• Short-acting insulin: The peak time for short-acting insulin is 2-3 hours after injection
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• Intermediate-acting insulin: The peak time for intermediate-acting insulin is 4-12 hours after injection
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• Long-acting insulin: Long-acting insulin does not have a peak time, as it provides a steady level of insulin throughout the day and night
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• Ultra-long acting insulin: Ultra-long acting insulin also does not have a peak time, as it provides a steady level of insulin for an extended period of time
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It is important to work closely with a medical team to determine the appropriate type of insulin and dosing schedule based on individual needs and medical history

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