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This section contains information specifically for healthcare professionals that have an interest in Diabetes
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Special Section for KidsTiming your routine testing as recommended by healthcare professional can help one see how your meals, medications and activities affect your blood sugar. The American Diabetes Association (ADA) recommends that you routinely test blood sugar as an effective part of any self-care program. For people using insulin, the ADA recommends testing 3 or more times a day. If you take another kind of medication, test your blood sugar level as often as your healthcare team recommends. Your logbook is a good way to keep track of routine testing results.
You and your healthcare team will determine how often you should test your blood sugar based on your current health, age and level of activity, as well as the time of day and other factors. They may suggest that you test your blood sugar at any of the following times:
In addition to your routine testing schedule, you may want to check your blood sugar, which may also be suggested by your healthcare professional, if you: