Abstract
[...]reports of prevalence, clinical consequence, and pathogenesis are needed. [...]the highly variable morphological characteristics of LH in terms of size, texture, and prominence of the skin also make diagnosis difficult [Table 1]. [24] Already known risk factors of LH include high body mass index, frequency of needle reuse, failure to alternate injection sites and internal rotations, frequency of daily injections, length of the needle, duration of insulin therapy, high hemoglobin A1c, and patients with hypoglycemia.
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