THOUSANDS of Brits are set to receive life-saving devices to help monitor diabetes. Diabetes is a condition that affects millions of Brits, causing an imbalance in blood sugar levels, the NHS says.…
The Real-Time Continuous Glucose Monitoring , uses a sensor no bigger than a bottle cap that attaches to the arm for up to 10 days and measures glucose levels from just under the skin.going to the toilet a lot, especially at nightgenital itching or thrushThe symptoms are caused by high levels of glucose remaining in the blood, where it cannot be used as energy.But adults suffering with type 1 diabetes can find it harder to recognise their symptoms.
Professor Partha Kar, National Specialty Advisor for Diabetes said the NHS has revolutionised diabetes care over the past five years. “As a diabetes clinician, I’ve seen first-hand how liberating this device is for my patients, giving them the confidence to go about their days knowing they are safe and able to enjoy themselves.
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