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Which is best insulin h.mixtard or ryzodeg. Please tell the difference between both the insulin. Which one will work for longer period
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Mixtard =(shortacting regular insulin+ intermediate acting )
Ryzodeg = rapid acting lispro + long acting degludec
Ryzodeg is fast and long acting
But you should choose one depending on your fasting , postpondreal suger levels ....
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Both works on different parameters don’t take anything on your own consult your doctor please
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Both insulin has different mode of action . Difficult to explain here. I suggest you visit local diabetologist to understand base on your sugar levels
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Dr. Peerzada Ovais Ahmad
Diabetologist
14 yrs exp
Srinagar
Ryzodeg is definitely a better insulin compared to Mixstard. It is a co-formulation of Degludec (ultra-long-acting) and Aspart (fast-acting), making it more effective. However, it is more expensive than Mixtard .
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Dr. Phani Kumar RLV
Diabetologist
13 yrs exp
Vijayawada
Ryzodeg
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Dr. Chaithra H
Diabetologist
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
H Mixtard is intermediate acting.
Ryzodeg is long acting.
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