Drop size
Good afternoon maybe it seems nonsense.But the other day I mediate the glucose before dinner and it came out 88, a figure that I had never had.I looked at her again and went to 120. He asked me if perhaps the drop of blood of the first measurement was too scarce.Thank you
It can be, there are strips that read badly.The capillaries are the most reliable and the ones that need less blood
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Regina said:The capillaries are those of the glucometer?
@Regina said:It can be, there are strips that read badly.The capillaries are the most reliable and the ones that need less blood
Yes, the capillaries are typical that a droplet of blood is used with the glucometer.
Joan111 said:
@Joan111 said:Regina said:The capillaries are those of the glucometer?
Reginasaid:
@Regina said:It can be, there are strips that read badly.The capillaries are the most reliable and the ones that need less blood
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fer said:
@Fer said:Yes, the capillaries are typical that a droplet of blood is used with the glucometer.
Joan111 said:
Joan111said:
@Joan111 said:Regina said:The capillaries are those of the glucometer?
Regina said:
Reginasaid:
Reginasaid:
@Regina said:It can be, there are strips that read badly.The capillaries are the most reliable and the ones that need less blood
Thank you, then I use those and in the first measurement the reactive strip was filled, but before the result so under the medium again with the larger drop of blood.Maybe you have to get a minimum of volume
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