Category: Blood Sugar

Blood sugar control

severe weakness;
tremor of the limbs;
fainting;
decreased visual acuity;
arrhythmia, etc.

Normally, in a healthy person, the physiological concentration of glucose in the peripheral vessels is 6.1 mol / l. The extreme maximum value is not more than 7 mol / liter, but not less than 3.5 mol. High and low sugar signals serious pathologies in the body that require immediate medical attention.

The procedure for measuring the volumetric glucose content in a vein is carried out for diagnostic purposes (in the morning, on an empty stomach), for correcting course therapy, before driving a car, as well as after exercise and every meal for diabetics. Outside of medical institutions, self-monitoring of blood sugar is done on the road or at home using a glucometer. This is a special compact device that approximately measures the concentration of a monosaccharide. A puncture is made in the fingertip with a micro needle (sterile disposable scarifier), a drop of blood is applied to the test strip so that the device “reads” the readings and remembers them (it will take about 20 seconds).

Modern modifications of glucometers work non-invasively, with incredible accuracy. Biomaterial for automatic analysis is painlessly taken from the interstitial fluid by an imperceptible puncture through the hair follicles. Tiny sensors penetrate the hair follicle area.

… With our quality products, systematic blood sugar control is guaranteed to keep men, women and children healthy. Eliminates the risk of a spike in glucose causing loss of consciousness and other life-threatening symptoms of hyperglycemia.