Accu Sure Gold Monitor is used for self-monitoring of the blood glucose level. It has metal electrode with biosensor technology that monitor the glucose level and improve the ease and accuracy of blood glucose testing for self-care purpose.
Take small amount of blood (approximately 1.4ul) on to the strip to measure blood glucose level. It give results in just 8 seconds.
Most probably your having pre diabetes but accucheck is not standard lab for diagnosis U need to do fasting and 2 hr 75gm OGTT test along with Hba1c to confirm same
Yes according to ADA sugar should be less than 180 but that is for those who are known diabetic and on treatment as control.
Diploma in Clinical Nutrition, Certified Diabetes Educator, Diploma in Sport & Exercise Nutrition, Diploma in Human Nutrition, Lifestyle Medicine, BSC IN LIFE SCIENCES
Dietitian/Nutritionist, Bangalore
Instead of monitoring calories you should monitor nutrition. Calories can be good or bad, where as nutrition is always good. If you have a medical condition then you should contact a nutritionist and take a course for a few weeks, as it will need expert supervision.
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Ayurveda, Mohali
start a bit of walking, try not to overeat, eat a balanced diet. we recommend a diet program for pregnant females which can help to drop or control sugar levels. its a unique 72 hour program which helps the patient to have a balanced diet as well. take care
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Endocrinologist, Hubli-Dharwad
Bhavyaji, All glucometers produced by reputed companies are good like acucheck, one touch or any other. While using a glucometer you have to prick the tip of the finger for a drop of blood, there is a lancet provided by every company using that is fairly painless. Since finger has to be pricked some pain is bound to be there.
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