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Insulin itself does not cause stomach upset. If you use injectable insulin to control your blood sugar and begin feeling abnormally hungry or nauseous, your blood sugar is probably too low or too high. Learning to recognize when you need to adjust your blood sugar or take an insulin dose is essential for maintaining your health.
