The food we eat is broken down into glucose (sugar) that enters our bloodstream. Our body uses insulin (a hormone) to transfer the sugar into our cells for energy. If you have diabetes, sugar is unable to enter your cells and it builds up in your blood. High blood sugar levels can cause damage to blood vessels, organs and nerves. Being aware of blood glucose levels helps you be in control of your diabetes.
So, what is the normal range for blood sugar in a person with diabetes?
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