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@arunmishra

I thought a pump would make diabetes easier, but it's complicated

I've been comparing insulin pumps with daily injections and trying to understand what life is actually like with a pump.

From the outside, a pump seems like it would make things easier because you may not need multiple injections every day. But I also hear people mention changing supplies, learning the device, troubleshooting and having another thing to manage.

For people who have used both, did a pump make your daily routine easier or did it just change the type of work involved?

What were the biggest differences you noticed compared with injections?

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@rameshreddy

The biggest difference for me was that the work did not disappear, but it became different. Instead of thinking about injections multiple times a day, I spend more time managing the device and supplies.

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