The Omnipod is described as an insulin pump-wearable device system by which one achieves administration access without a tube. This could bring about drastic improvements both in lifestyle and management ease. As with any medical device, the Omnipod should be handled carefully so that it will function for an extended period. The most challenging aspect […]
One of the most common hormonal disorders is Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, or PCOS, which occurs in millions of women around the world and comprises the most apparent signs, such as irregular periods, weight gain, and insulin resistance. Metformin is commonly given to patients suffering from PCOS to reverse insulin resistance; therefore, the blood sugar will […]
Diabetes is difficult to control, and the first thing among numerous diabetes control variables is checking for blood glucose levels. Conventionally, it requires pricking the finger to get a drop of blood as a sample. But everyone needed a more comfortable, pain-free, easier, and more convenient method, which brought non invasive blood glucose monitor devices […]
The most advanced and commercially successful CGM devices in the market today are the Dexcom G6 and the Dexcom G7. Even though innovations in health technology keep coming and growing, what’s new is better, which means that the Dexcom G7 is an advancement over the G6. You could be upgrading or buying one for the […]
One of the most common continuous glucose monitoring systems people with diabetes use is the Dexcom G7. The system gives a real-time glucose level, meaning that it enables people with diabetes to keep their blood sugar levels better controlled. The G7 sensor is a small, discreet device worn for 10 days, with a 12-hour grace […]
Proper management of diabetes is when it is taken into practice, keeping tabs on blood glucose levels, insulin dosages, and daily activities. But most people can’t afford all that juggling in life. But the situation changed with the advancement in technology, which has so simplified the management of both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. […]
