Modern possibilities for assessing glycemia in diabetic patients

Diabetes mellitus (DM) is one of the most common chronic diseases that require constant monitoring of glycemic levels. In recent years; modern methods for assessing glycemia which significantly improve the quality of life of patients and facilitate the management of their disease have been developed and implemented. Glycemic self-monitoring (GSM) is an integral part of diabetes management and is essential for achieving optimal blood glucose control. Modern self-monitoring techniques; such as the use of advanced glucose meters; allow patients to quickly and accurately measure their blood glucose levels; which helps them make informed decisions about next steps in managing their disease. GSM also allows patients to track the effectiveness of their treatment and identify factors that may affect blood glucose levels; such as diet; physical activity and stress. GSM allows patients to prevent possible complications associated with low or high blood glucose. The use of 24-hour glucose data is an important tool for effective diabetes management. This data can help patients identify glucose peaks and valleys; as well as identify patterns that may be related to certain factors such as diet; physical activity and stress. Using this data; patients can make more informed decisions about their treatment. Overall; the use of 24-hour glucose data allows patients to more accurately monitor their disease; make individualized treatment decisions; and effectively manage diabetes.