treatments or procedures diabetics undergo?

Question

Are there any treatments or procedures in which a diabetic must undergo routinley involving needle aspiration intp the liver or kidney? My husband has a worker using this excuse to have time off from work on a routine basis. I as a nurse never heard such a thing, but who knows with this disease. Option of having a doctors note to collaborate his story has already been addressed.

Answer 1

i am diabetic i test my blood daily and take oral insulin i have never had to have a needle put into my liver or kidney or have i ever heard of this procedure i think the co-worker is pulling someones leg cause this just isnt right the only tests i have done is every 3 months i have my hemoglobin checked,my a1c checked and the cholerstral (sp) checked and liver enzines with blood work i think this guy is just looking for some free time off work

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

I haven't heard of any, but I am not having kidney problems. One medication I take is to prevent or slow kidney damage, but it's oral. Was the person an organ transplant recepient or dialysis patient? Definitely, go with the official doctor's excuse if absences are excessive.

Answer 6

My daughter had a liver transplant and as a result of taking prednisone had diabetes. Never was it mentioned that she would have to do something to her liver. I am a nurse also I think he is blowing smoke.

Answer 7

Is he hiding dialysis treatments?

Answer 8

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