Insulin allergy and insulin resistance: Two immunologic reactions: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 63, No 1

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Abstract

Insulin allergy and insulin resistance can cause life-threatening problems for diabetic patients. Fortunately, allergic manifestations are usually localized, but increasingly severe local reactions can precede a systemic reaction. How use of newer and purer insulin preparations than those previously available will affect the incidence of immunologic reactions is yet to be determined.

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