All diabetic patients, whether suffering from type 1 or type 2 diabetes must regularly and constantly monitor their blood sugar levels in order to remain in a good state of health. Almost all diabetic patient realize the importance of testing their sugar levels in the blood but a majority of them are often confused as to which glucose meter is the best suitable for them.
When a person is first diagnose d with diabetes he rushes to the nearest chemists and purchase all his medication along with a Glucose Blood Meter kit. This purchase is made...
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Monday, May 13, 2013
Posted by Vicky Rathore on 6:00 AM with 12 comments
Whether a person suffers from type 1 diabetes or type 2 diabetes (diabetes mellitus), it is important for him to regularly carry out Blood Test for Sugar. Monitoring blood sugar levels or carrying out Diabetes Test at regular intervals is important and can be easily accomplished by making use of Glucometer. But before purchasing a Glucometer it is important to check its accuracy as well as the error percentage associated with the device.
According to the guidelines established by the IOS or International Organization of Standards it has been...
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Posted by Vicky Rathore on 11:00 PM with 2 comments
Diabetes Blood Sugar Test Strips have made it easy for diabetic patients to test their blood sugar levels on their own on a regular basis. The Blood Sugar Testing Strips that were patented in 1996 have proved to be quite beneficial to the medical community. With the advancement in technology, the usage of diabetic strips has also advanced. Basically they are still the same as they were created originally. These strips consist of a chemically treated paper that is commonly coated with mediators and enzymes. These coenzymes and indicators...
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Posted by Vicky Rathore on 10:00 AM with 1 comment
Today diabetes glucose meter strips has made it possible for diabetic patients to manage this disease on their own. Diabetic Test Strips are revolutionary products that hve been developed and improved since past several years to give exact results and allow people suffering from diabetes to control it and lead a healthy life.
Blood sugar test strips being used by people today are based on the detection technology known as blood analyte levels. This was applied for a patent in 1994 and got the approval in 1996. Kevin J. Phillips is the first...
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Posted by Vicky Rathore on 4:30 AM with 2 comments
Glucometers are small battery-operated devices that help diabetic patients monitor blood glucose levels anywhere and at anytime easily and conveniently. These glucometers work by testing a drop of blood that the patient places on a disposable test strip. Nowadays glucometers are being used by almost every diabetic patient to test glucose levels in blood every day. These glucose meters are smaller in size and help produce fast and accurate results. With passing time tehse glucose meters are improving and getting more sophisticated.
Many of the...
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All diabetic patients are recommended to monitor their blood sugar levels using glucose blood meters and insulin pumps. But to lead a healthy life diabetic patients are also recommended to follow a proper diabetes diet plan. Eating healthy food will help stay active if the patient strictly follows the diabetes diet meal plan suggested by the consultant physician.
When a diabetic patient begins to follow a diet plan he should first write down everything that he eats and should make it a point to check his blood sugar levels both before and after...
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Posted by Vicky Rathore on 2:30 AM with 1 comment
Before a diabetic patient begins his medication to treat diabetes it is important for a diabetic patient to understand what is diabetes mellitus.
Type 2 diabetes that is also known as diabetes mellitus is a chronic disease which occurs in a human body when the insulin being produced by the pancreas are unable to reduce the glucose levels in the blood. Diabetic condition also appears when the pancreas does not produce enough quantity of insulin. Insulin plays a major role in taking glucose from the blood to the body cells of different organs that...
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