Is insulin secreted by the pancreas?

Insulin is usually secreted by the pancreas. The

pancreas is an important gland of the human body, mainly through the secretion of insulin to control blood sugar. The pancreas is divided into endocrine and exocrine parts, of which the exocrine part is an important secretion site of insulin, mainly composed of acinus and glandular ducts, so insulin is secreted by the pancreas. When the pancreas is damaged or infected, it will affect the secretion of insulin, causing blood sugar to rise and increasing the possibility of diabetes.

Normal people should go to the hospital regularly for physical examination to check whether the insulin release in the body is normal. If it is abnormal, timely treatment is needed to prevent diabetes.