Lifescan ONE TOUCH Profile Blood Glucose Monitoring System Owner's Booklet page 63

Keep in touch with your emotional
and physical condition. Stress or
illness can affect diabetes.
Watch for signs and symptoms of
low blood glucose (hypoglycemia)
and high blood glucose (hyper-
glycemia).
Review your test results with your
healthcare professional regularly.
1. LifeScan data on file.
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