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6. Have an Action Plan
Even with careful monitoring, you could run into trouble with blood sugar peaks and drops. The better you know how to manage these episodes, the less discomfort you’ll experience, so get to know the warning signs: low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) often brings dizziness, hunger, mood swings, trembling and difficulty concentrating, but while high blood sugar (hyperglycemia) typically causes thirst, increased urination, feelings of weakness and blurry vision.
If you suspect a problem, test your blood sugar right away, and then take steps to fix it. Not sure how to bring your blood glucose back to normal quickly? Work with your doctor to create a clear and concise plan of action, and write it down so you can refer to it when needed.
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