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Blood Sugar Monitoring


Overview:
Blood sugar monitoring can be accomplished in a few different ways. The first way blood sugar can be measured is by having a blood test in a physician's office which is then sent to the laboratory. This blood test can measure your blood glucose and your Hemoglobin A1c. Blood sugar can also be measured with a glucose meter. This is also known as the finger stick method. People with diabetes often monitor their own blood sugar levels this way.

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Last updated: 28-Jul-08


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