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Do you use a computer to help track your blood sugar readings?

 
      Yes, I download my meter readings into diabetes management software  
  18%   123  
      Yes, I type my readings into diabetes management software  
  1%   11  
      Yes, I type my readings into a spreadsheet  
  9%   62  
      Yes, I use the diabetes management features of my meter  
  6%   42  
      Yes, I use something else  
  3%   22  
      No, I don't  
  61%   407  
 

Do you use a computer to help track your blood sugar readings?

Poll dates: February 6 - 13, 2000
Total Votes: 667

The only empirical data we collect on a daily basis that can help us manage diabetes is blood sugar readings. Testing multiple times per day results in a large amount of data that can be analyzed by a computer to help identify trends and problem times. Many new meters have built-in computers that provide averaging or even more sophisticated reports.

Some meters can also be connected to a personal computer to download their memory into a database for analysis. The reports generated by these computer programs can be very helpful. For more information, see Computerizing Your Meter.

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