Answers: It is down right hard to loose the weightiness!! My doctor who put me on insulin was a total idiot! I am type 2 and be having an almost impossible time getting any control on glucose level. So she told me to take 38 unit of lantus insulin every night. No titrating up the unit to where I get good control, NO!! So my body puffed similar to a sponge put in a bowl of reheat water!! And after she yelled at me for getting overweight within like 6 months! But still insisted that I must verbs with the 38 unit.
I started not taking the injections, weight go down a bit but glucose control was not in attendance. So on my own I started working out how much I needed to take to stay height with glucose and not gain any more counterweight. I am stable now at 20 unit, 100 average glucose, and 169 pounds at 5'4" which is way more than I would prefer.
I hold a new doctor presently who agrees with my taking one and only enough insulin to control the glucose level. Her answer to how I can lose some weight is "Everyone gain some as they get elder! Live with it!"
I did not close to being at 115 pounds, but I close to the 169 even less.
Must enjoy a doctor to work with who understand your needs!! Must help yourself to only as much insulins as needed for fitting control. Must eat especially low carb count. Must exercise like a demon every morning to maintain where on earth you are!!
Umm, No. It is not impossible to lose weight, it can of late be a little harder. I own a hard time losing immensity, but I can lose it. You just necessitate to exercise, eat fit, and keep your sugars down. I am a type one diabetic and I gain weight after I be put on Insulin, but this is because my body started storing calories correctly. But like I said, it is not impossible to lose mass.