Pogo Automatic - Troubleshooting Unexpected Results; Addressing Results Not Matching How You Feel; Troubleshooting Tips for Accuracy

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Unexpected Results
If your blood glucose result is less than 70 mg/dL indicating low
blood sugar or 180 mg/dL and higher indicating high blood sugar,
you should contact your healthcare professional and follow their
treatment advice.
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If condition worsens, seek medical attention
immediately. Never make signicant changes to your treatment
regimen without consulting your healthcare professional.
Troubleshooting Tips
If your blood glucose result does not match how you feel,
follow these tips:
• Ensure you are carefully following the steps to perform a blood
glucose test (see Testing Your Blood on page 29).
• Check the expiration date on the POGO Automatic Test
Cartridge. Do not use the cartridge beyond the open expiration
date (see Important POGO Automatic Test Cartridge
Information on page 19).
• Make sure your meter and test cartridges are always stored in
a cool, dry place. If necessary, repeat the test with a properly
stored test cartridge (see Storage and Handling on page 73).
• Perform a Control Solution Test to ensure that the system is
working properly (see Performing a Control Solution Test on
page 26).
• Make sure the display on your meter is working properly
by checking that when the meter is turned on, the display
completely lights up (see Turning On/O Meter on page 23).
• If your blood glucose results still do not reect the way you feel,
call your healthcare professional immediately.
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