You don’t have to worry that it will hurt when you exercise or if someone bumps into your pump or infusion area. The needle or catheter should be comfortable at all times. If you see any redness or swelling at the infusion site, remove the needle or catheter right away and find a new infusion site. Discuss persistent problems (lasting longer than 24 hours) with your health care team.
You don’t have to worry that it will hurt when you exercise or if
someone bumps into your pump or infusion area. The needle or
catheter should be comfortable at all times. If you see any redness
or swelling at the infusion site, remove the...
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American Diabetes Association answered:You don’t have to worry that it will hurt when you exercise or if someone bumps into your pump or infusion area. The needle or catheter should be comfortable at all times. If you see any redness or swelling at the infusion site, remove the needle or catheter right away and find a new infusion site. Discuss persistent problems (lasting longer than 24 hours) with your health care team.You don’t have to worry that it will hurt when you exercise or if someone bumps into your pump or infusion area. The needle or catheter should be comfortable at all times. If you see any redness or swelling at the infusion site, remove the... More