Diabetes Self-monitoring Journal

The Diabetes Self-monitoring Journal is used to track and record blood sugar levels, food intake, medication, and physical activity for better diabetes management.

The Diabetes Self-monitoring Journal is usually filled out by the person with diabetes who is monitoring their blood sugar levels.

FAQ

Q: What is a diabetes self-monitoring journal?
A: A diabetes self-monitoring journal is a tool used to track and record important information about blood sugar levels, food intake, exercise, and medication for individuals with diabetes.

Q: Why is it important to keep a diabetes self-monitoring journal?
A: Keeping a diabetes self-monitoring journal is important because it helps individuals with diabetes track and manage their blood sugar levels, identify patterns and triggers, and make informed decisions regarding their lifestyle and medication.

Q: What information should be recorded in a diabetes self-monitoring journal?
A: Information that should be recorded in a diabetes self-monitoring journal includes blood sugar readings, food and drink intake, physical activity, medication intake, and any notes on how you are feeling.

Q: How often should I use a diabetes self-monitoring journal?
A: It is recommended to use a diabetes self-monitoring journal every day to track your blood sugar levels and record other relevant information.