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10 Mistakes Diabetics Make and How to Avoid Them
By tianke
Diabetics should not make these 10 mistakes if they want to achieve blood sugar levels and stay away from complications of diabetes.
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What happens when blood sugar rises sharply?
By tianke
Recently, an elderly female patient with a 10-year history of diabetes experienced suboptimal glycemic control despite being administered multiple oral hypoglycemic agents.
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How do people with diabetes choose a blood glucose meter?
By tianke
When selecting a blood glucose meter as a diabetic, several crucial factors must be taken into account to ensure reliable and efficient blood sugar management
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Experience in controlling blood sugar and preventing complications
By tianke
As a 67-year-old individual diagnosed with chronic glomerulonephritis (nephrotic type) in 1990 and type 2 diabetes in 1991, I have accumulated considerable wisdom regarding blood sugar control.
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The Blood Glucose Meter ≠ The Mastermind
By tianke
Merely checking blood sugar levels holds little value without subsequent action. In essence, one must leverage the data provided by the glucose meter, rather than becoming subservient to it.
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These two types of patients should not take a fasting test when going to the hospital.
By tianke
Measure fasting blood glucose at home under their standard routine.When visiting the hospital, opt for a postprandial blood glucose test 2 hours after having a meal.
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Glycated hemoglobin is the gold indicator of blood sugar
By tianke
Glycated Hemoglobin, commonly referred to as HbA1c, is a form of hemoglobin (the protein in red blood cells responsible for carrying oxygen) that becomes chemically linked to glucose over time.
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The Role and Significance of C-peptide Testing in Diabetes Management
By tianke
While monitoring blood sugar levels is a common practice among individuals with diabetes, less attention is often given to the assessment of C-peptide levels.
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Fasting Blood Sugar vs Postprandial Blood Sugar: Which Should You Lower?
By tianke
When glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) levels are elevated, the question arises: should we focus on lowering fasting blood sugar or postprandial blood sugar?
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The common mistakes to avoid when monitoring blood glucose levels
By tianke
Remember, accurate blood sugar monitoring is essential for effective diabetes management. Avoid these common mistakes to maintain better control and reduce complications.
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Factors Affecting Fasting Blood Glucose Results
By tianke
Fasting blood glucose refers to blood sugar levels measured after an 8 to 12-hour fast, typically in the early morning before breakfast or dinner .
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When encountering four situations, you must measure your blood sugar immediately
By tianke
Blood sugar is affected by many factors. If you encounter the following central heating conditions, you must measure your blood sugar immediately to avoid accidents.
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Fasting blood glucose is most accurate when measured between 6 and 8 a.m.
By tianke
What was measured at home was around 6.0 millimoles per liter, but as soon as we got to the hospital, the readings were around 7.0 or even 8 millimoles per...
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