What device can I use to monitor the blood sugar level in my child?
Children with type 1 or type 2 diabetes, like adults, must check their blood sugar multiple times a day using a blood glucose monitoring device. Keeping your child’s blood sugar close to the normal range can help prevent complications of diabetes.
Here are the resources to help you with diabetes devices:
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