Test For Diabetes

08 Jul

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Diabetes is a complicated, chronic disease that impairs the body’s ability to produce or properly use insulin, which, in turn, causes the blood sugar level to increase. This build-up of sugar, without treatment, can cause blindness, heart attack, loss of feet or legs to amputation, kidney dysfunction, and even death. There is no cure for diabetes, but there are a number of medically recommended procedures to control and manage the disease. One important procedure is having a quarterly total hemoglobin A1c measurement and blood analysis coupled with standard daily glucose monitoring.

Visual Diabetes Tests

Approximately 50% of people with diabetes don’t know they have it. Unhealthy diets, obesity and lack of exercise are the main causes of diabetes.

This test is suitable for you to do at home and contains 2 test strips. If you obtain an abnormal result with the first strip, repeat the test using the second strip This test is simple to use and takes only 60 seconds.

The Gist: The FDA has approved a home test kit for the blood level of glycated hemoglobin to help monitor the blood levels of sugar over the past 3-4 months, as opposed to the usual blood tests that only provide a reading of the blood sugar level at that one point in time.

Blood Glucose Monitoring System - A blood glucose monitoring system measures your blood glucose level, which, along with proper education and the help of doctor, will help you manage your blood glucose levels and keep them in normal range.

Personal Screening Diabetes Urine Home Test

Personal Screening Diabetes Screening Test is an easy to use visual test to detect the presence or absence of glucose in urine and a helpful indicator in the potential early detection of diabetes. 2 tests for home use.

Pack Contains: 1 foil pouch containing two test strips, 1 sample cup, 1 disposable vinyl glove (CE grade 1 manufactured to BS-EN 455 parts 1 & 2), 1 instruction leaflet.

Monitor Your Diabetes Management with A1c Tests.

Liberty knows it’s important to test your blood sugar often and to monitor your diabetes management program over the long term. That’s why we encourage using an A1c test, which can alert you to the warning signs of diabetes-related complications.