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Do you review your data on blood sugar levels?

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Edited on 15/05/2015 at 18:05

Hello everyone,

In order to manage your diabetes better, do you use your blood glucose self-monitoring devices or insulin pumps to retrieve past data on your blood sugar levels and insulin doses?

A new survey shows that only 12 percent of patients regularly review their past data at home. You can read the article here.

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28/10/2014 at 14:26

I do it sometimes, just to have an idea of the progression, but not regularly. I am pretty stable though, so I don't need to keep track so much. But I do know that many diabetics have to keep a close eye on their development so it is surprising that not more than 12% check it! 


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