Sukari - diabetes control +4

The Sukari application was designed to solve many of the problems facing diabetics and their families.

The Sukari application was designed to solve many of the problems facing diabetics and their families.

Among these problems are:
Recording everything: such as recording blood glucose measurements, ketone measurements in urine and blood, duties for diabetic patients, insulin doses, and changes to the diabetic patient’s weight.

Calculating carbohydrates in food and calculating the insulin dose for meals:
Many diabetics and their families, especially those who rely on measuring insulin doses rather than carbohydrates at each meal, face the lack or multiple sources of information or searching every time at each meal, and most of them rely on writing in a special notebook and calculator.

Diabetes case report:
Most doctors and medical support centers do not know anything about the conditions of diabetic patients, such as the approach or type of food. They do not know anything about insulin doses or daily changes in the level of glucose in the blood and other daily information about the diabetic patient. They only see a laboratory analysis of the level of glucose in the blood or Cumulative sugar (HbA1c) a1c %.


What does the Sukari application offer for these problems:

Recording, analyzing and monitoring measurements of diabetic patients:
The Sukari application is designed as a tool to record, analyze, and monitor diabetes measurements, such as measuring blood glucose, measuring ketones in urine and blood, duties, and insulin doses.

Calculating carbohydrates and insulin dose:
The Sukari application was designed to calculate the insulin dose based on the “carbohydrate factor” to calculate the insulin dose for meal processing with many tools such as (the food book contains many foods with the possibility of adding your own foods) and (the smart scale for changing food weight and calculating the percentage of carbohydrates) to facilitate and assist patients. Diabetes to calculate meal preparation and calculate insulin dose to cover meals.

Issue a report:
The Sukari application allows you to issue detailed reports on the condition of the diabetic patient with available analyzes of the data provided to the Sukari application such as (approximate cumulative blood sugar (HbA1c) % a1c %, average blood glucose, and others.


Other advantages:
Follow up on sugar or blood glucose measurements.
Monitor diabetes meals and foods and the number of carbohydrates eaten.
Follow up on insulin doses (short-acting, intermediate-acting, rapid-acting, and mixed insulin).
Follow up on divided insulin doses.
Monitoring ketones in the blood and ketones in the urine.
Monitoring the weight of a diabetic patient.

Add more than one diabetic patient to each account.
Sharing diabetes between accounts.
Adding and modifying the carbohydrate factor for diabetics.
Adding and modifying the correction factor for sugar or blood glucose for diabetics.
Adding and adjusting the bolus insulin dose for diabetics.
Adding and adjusting the basal insulin dose for diabetics.
Adding and adjusting the number of daily grams of carbohydrates for diabetics.

Reminder to measure blood sugar or glucose for diabetics.
Reminder of insulin doses for diabetics.
Reminder of medication doses for diabetics.
Physical activities reminder for diabetics.

The food book for diabetics contains more than 1,000 different foods, with the ability to add special foods for each diabetic patient, with the ability to follow general accounts and display their own foods.

A smart food scale to measure the percentage of carbohydrates in food with a change from more than 7 different units of measurement (grams, kilograms, tablespoons, teaspoons, cups, liters, ounces, pounds).
Calculating the percentage of carbohydrates in each meal and measuring the dose of insulin based on the carbohydrate factor specific to each diabetic patient.

Disclaimer:
The Sukari application does not replace the doctor in any way. On the contrary, all entered and output data must be reviewed with your personal doctor.