How new glucose monitoring technology is changing lives for people with diabetes in South Africa

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How new glucose monitoring technology is changing lives for people with diabetes in South Africa
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The shift towards glucose-sensing technology has heralded a new era in diabetes management, moving from occasional, reactive checks to proactive, continuous insight.

FreeStyle Libre 2 is a small, wearable sensor. Picture: SuppliedFor people living with diabetes, where daily routines revolve around pricking your finger to check blood glucose levels and making crucial decisions based on uncertainty.

Devices like the FreeStyle Libre 2 are small, wearable sensors that provide continuous glucose readings directly to your smartphone., which only gives a snapshot of glucose levels, these sensors offer minute-by-minute tracking. This allows people with diabetes to monitor their glucose patterns throughout the day and night.

“The psychological burden of diabetes can be overwhelming. Removing the need for constant finger pricks, these devices help reduce stress and improve overall quality of life.”People who use glucose-sensing technology become more engaged in their own care. They actively monitor their levels, understand the impact of their lifestyle choices, and feel more in control of their diabetes management.

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