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Tell Dose Helper about hypo symptoms
or low blood glucose
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It is important to tell Dose Helper
about any hypo symptoms, or low
blood glucose measured on another
blood glucose meter. Dose Helper
already knows about any low blood
glucose measured with JAZZ™
DoseCoach
.
®
•
This is so Dose Helper can decide
whether it is safe to increase your
insulin glargine dose.
•
If your insulin glargine dose is too
high, your blood glucose could
become very low and you may get
symptoms of hypoglycaemia.
If you change your daily routine, you
might need to take a different dose
•
Dose Helper adjusts your dose based
on past information. It cannot plan
ahead for days when you are ill, or
significantly change your daily routine,
such as the amount you eat or activity
you do.
•
Changes to your daily routine can
affect your blood glucose levels and
you may need to take a different dose
to the Dose Helper suggestion. Follow
the instructions recorded on page 1,
or contact your doctor or nurse if you
are not sure what dose to take.
•
Changing the time and date can
affect Dose Helper. Contact your
doctor or nurse if you plan to travel to
a different time zone.
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