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Poll Results
How often do you meet with a dietitian as part of your diabetes care?
Four or more times per year 24% (152)
Two or three times per year 18% (116)
Once a year 11% (72)
Less than once a year 11% (74)
I met at diagnosis, but not since 27% (176)
I've never met with a dietitian 6% (39)
How often do you meet with a dietitian as part of your diabetes care?
Poll dates: February 14 - 21, 1999
Total Votes: 629A dietitian can help you with meal and nutrition planning, regardless of the type of diabetes that you have. Carbohydrate counting has replaced exchanges for many people, offering a greater selection of meals, often with little or no restrictions on the types of food eaten. If you haven't seen a dietitian lately, and find meal planning a challenge, take the time during your next visit to your diabetes team to meet with your dietitian.
For additional information, see the Food and Diet section of Children with Diabetes.
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