NOVEL ROUTES OF INSULIN FOR DIABETES TREATMENT

Tanushree Goswami*, Rahamattulla Bhuinya, Subrata Mal and Ranjan Kumar Maji

ABSTRACT

Diabetes complications include both microvascular and macrovascular complaint, which are both affected by proper diabetes operation. Because insulin injection remedy is burdensome for numerous cases, new routes of insulin administration are of interest in the diabetes field. This examination will bandy pulmonary insulin delivery via inhalation. Since the 1920s, subcutaneous insulin has been used to treat diabetes; still, despite a variety of phrasings, ferocious insulin remedy with multiple diurnal injections has not gained wide clinical acceptance. gobbled insulin, on the other hand, appears to be an effective, well- permitted, noninvasive volition to subcutaneous regular insulin. Importantly, gobbled insulin has a more physiological insulin profile than conventional insulin. gobbled insulin, on the other hand, appears to be an effective, well-permitted, noninvasive volition to subcutaneous regular insulin. Importantly, gobbled insulin has a more physiological insulin profile than conventional insulin. further exploration is demanded to confirm long- term efficacity and pulmonary safety, compare the colorful approaches, and better characterise their separate places in practise. Because of the growing significance of tighter glycemic control and the growing number of cases with type 2 diabetes entering insulin, gobbled insulin may come an decreasingly important part of diabetes operation.

Keywords: Type 1 diabetes mellitus, drug formations, drug administration routes, insulin, portal system, nanoparticles, biodegradable polymers, hypoglycemic agents.