A small method for blood sugar monitoring - continuous glucose monitoring system

Blood glucose monitoring is the key to diabetes management. Complications of diabetes can be reduced and prevented through optimized management. In particular, the treatment plan for type 1 diabetes emphasizes personalization and dynamic adjustment, that is, the insulin use plan is formulated and adjusted according to factors such as pancreatic islet function, blood glucose fluctuation range, and hypoglycemia risk. Chinese patients have the characteristics of low blood glucose compliance rate, high incidence of acute and chronic complications, and short life expectancy. In addition, the application rate of intensive treatment plans during basic meal addition is low (most patients are treated with two injections per day).

Poor diabetes prevention and treatment reflects inadequate education on diabetes management, including blood glucose monitoring. Blood glucose monitoring is an important part of diabetes management. Its results help assess the degree of glucose metabolism disorder in diabetic patients, develop a reasonable glucose-lowering plan, reflect the effect of glucose-lowering treatment and guide the adjustment of treatment plans. Blood glucose monitoring methods include self-monitoring of blood glucose (SMBG) using a blood glucose meter, continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), determination of glycosylated hemoglobin (HbA1c), and detection of glycosylated albumin (GA).

Today, the editor will take you into the continuous glucose monitoring system.