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09/18/09 08:06 PM

"do you have to test your sugar all the time what can you do to help your sex life"
Asked By: akorah  
Category: Insulin

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iam now on 7mil lavamir in the night 10mil in the morning and 4mil nova rapid before diner average of sugar reading is8

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10/02/09 03:59 PM

Frequent blood glucose monitoring is a very important part of taking care of you diabetes. . . And good sex is dependent on a healthy body and good blood glucose control! Work towards a goal of average blood glucose levels closer to 6 mmol/L, and make Healthy Choices a part of your life, through use of the Healthy Self-Care Behaviors listed on the left of your screen. Take care of your body, and the rest will follow!
Answered By: Claire Blum
Accreditations: MS Ed, RN, CDE, CPT
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