Pump Therapy

Pump therapy refers to the use of an insulin pump, a medical device that continuously delivers insulin to people with diabetes. Unlike traditional methods of insulin injections, a pump provides a steady stream of insulin throughout the day, helping to manage blood sugar levels more effectively. Users can program the pump to adjust doses based on their food intake, activity levels, and blood sugar readings. This therapy offers flexibility and convenience, allowing for more precise control over diabetes management, which can lead to better overall health outcomes and improved quality of life for those affected.