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Guides measurement before meals and highlights target ranges (4–7 mmol/L), plus actions when readings are consistently high or low. 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A level of 4–7mmol/L (millimoles of glucose per litre of blood) before meals shows good blood glucose control. If your results are too high (more than 7mmol/L) or too low (less than 4mmol/L) on a regular basis, your diabetes nurse or doctor will help to review your other diabetes medication or insulin doses.  \n2 3  \nAdditional measurement of blood glucose control HbA1c  \nAn indication of how good your blood glucose control has been for the preceding 2 to 3 months can be obtained by measuring glycosylated haemoglobin. This is often referred to as HbA1c. Your diabetes nurse or doctor will measure your HbA1c at your regular check-ups by testing a sample of your blood.  \nThings to remember  \n● Good blood glucose control can help reduce the risk of developing medical problems  \n● Test your blood glucose as directed by your healthcare team  \n● Test at different times on different days, as advised by your diabetes team  \ne.g., before meals or before bed  \n● Always wash your hands before testing to help make sure the result is accurate  \n● If you feel unwell, test more often  \n4 5  \nContact details  \nYour name:  \n| Telephone no. (daytime): |\n| --- |\n| Telephone no. (evening): |\n| Emergency contact |\n| Name: |\n| Relationship to you: |\n| Address: |\n\n\n| Telephone no. (daytime): |\n| --- |\n| Telephone no. (evening): |\n| Hospital doctor |\n| Name: |\n| Contact no.: |\n| Diabetes nurse specialist |\n| Name: |\n| Contact no.: |\n| Dietician |\n| Name: |\n| Contact no.: |\n| GP/Practice nurse |\n| Name: |\n| Contact no.: |\n\nTreatment information  \nInsulin type (breakfast):  \n| Insulin type (lunch): |\n| --- |\n| Insulin type (evening meal): |\n| Insulin type (bedtime): |\n\n\n| Diabetes tablets: |\n| --- |\n| Dose: |\n| Diabetes tablets: |\n| Dose: |\n\n\n| Other medication: |\n| --- |\n| Dose: |\n| Other medication: |\n\nDose:  \n\n| Other medication: |\n| --- |\n| Dose: |\n| Other medication: |\n| Dose: |\n| Treatment targets |\n| Blood glucose level: before meals |\n| Blood glucose level: 2 hours after\u003Cbr>meals |\n| HbA1c level: |\n| Blood pressure: |\n| Weight: |\n| Cholesterol/lipids: |\n| Other: |\n\n6 7  \nExample table  \nDiscuss with your diabetes nurse or doctor suitable times for you to test your blood glucose level. Testing and recording your blood glucose helps you monitor your diabetes and recognise when you need to adjust your diet, exercise level or medication.  \nThe special events/comments box can be used to note things such as illness, hypos, missed meals, parties or exercise.  \nDate Blood glucose level (mmol/L or mg/dL) Insulin  \n(Circle the basal  \ndose  \ninsulin dose)  \nSpecial events/ comments  \nbefore breakfast  \n2 hours after breakfast  \nbefore lunch  \n2 hours after lunch  \nbefore dinner  \n2 hours after dinner  \nbefore during breakfast lunch dinner bedtime bed the night  \n1/8/21 2/8/21  \n3/8/21  \n8 or 144  \n6 or 108 6 or 108  \n5 or 90  \n7 or 126 6 or 108  \n4 or 72 7 or 126 6 or 108  \n10  \n10  \n2 or 26 10  \n12  \n12  \n12  \n14  \n14  \n14  \n46 hypo during the night 46  \n46  \n8 9  \nYour record  \n| Date | Blood glucose level (mmol/L or mg/dL) |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | Insulin dose\u003Cbr>(Circle the basal insulin dose) |  |  |  | Special events/ comments |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  | before\u003Cbr>breakfast ","cbCaiuVBtzNK9vf5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuVBtzNK9vf5","pdf",2084257,31,"English","# Contents\n## Managing your diabetes\n## Measuring your blood glucose\n## Additional measurement of blood glucose control – HbA1c\n## Things to remember\n## Contact details\n## Treatment information\n## Example table\n## Your record\n## Check-up records","[{\"question\":\"What is this diary used for?\",\"answer\":\"It helps monitor daily blood glucose, support appropriate insulin adjustments, and keep records of diabetes appointments with your nurse or doctor.\"},{\"question\":\"What blood glucose range indicates good control before meals?\",\"answer\":\"A level of 4–7 mmol/L before meals indicates good blood glucose control.\"},{\"question\":\"How does HbA1c fit into diabetes monitoring?\",\"answer\":\"HbA1c measures glycosylated haemoglobin to indicate how good blood glucose control has been over the preceding 2 to 3 months, typically measured at regular check-ups.\"}]","Home Monitoring Diary - Diabetes Self-Management Log | PDF",1791846134]