The most commonly used method to measure blood sugar levels is the finger prick method. This method uses a blood sugar meter, which is equipped with a test strip and needle. The needle must be inserted into the finger to remove a drop of blood from the finger. This blood is then used to […]
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In an era where diseases such as diabetes are on the rise, understanding blood sugar levels is essential. Blood sugar levels, or blood glucose, refer to the amount of sugar in our blood, a crucial source of energy for our body. Understanding Blood Sugar Levels Blood sugar comes from the food we consume and is carried by our blood to our cells for energy […]
This blog is not only for people with low blood sugar, but also for people who deal with a partner, a friend, a family member or a roommate with low blood sugar on a daily basis. Would you like to know what you can do to help in case of need? Then read on. Keep it […]
Low blood sugar is also known as a hypo. The official term is: hypoglycemia. When your blood sugar drops too low, your body reacts by making you feel miserable. However, low blood sugar can feel different for everyone. What are the symptoms of low blood sugar? If your blood sugar is too low, you […]
Blood sugar or blood sugar is a term that many people are familiar with. But what exactly is low blood sugar? When your blood sugar level is too low, there are several things that you can suffer from. For example, it is possible that you get palpitations, sweat a lot or feel light-headed. Some […]
Blood sugar can be low or it can be too high. If it is too high, then one should drink a lot and consult a doctor, but if it is too low, sugar should be taken. Low blood sugar can be caused by not eating enough or on time, not eating on time […]
What can you do? To quickly remedy a hypo, you need between 15 and 20 grams of fast carbohydrates. Taking glucose is of course the very best option. If you want to raise your blood sugar by about 3 mmol/l, you need around 20 grams of glucose. For example: 200 ml soft drink; […]
Some people sometimes get the feeling that their blood sugar is too low, that they have a hypo, while their blood glucose is still well above 5 mmol/l. This is called a 'pseudo-hypoglycemia'. If your blood sugar has been on the high side for a long time, your body may be "in the […]
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