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It takes discipline to balance faith and blood sugar

By IMRAN HILMY
Sweet spot: Faridah using a glucometer to monitor her blood sugar in Taman Guar Perahu. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

KEPALA BATAS: As Muslims enter the holy month of Ramadan, diabetics are carefully balancing faith and health – adjusting medication, monitoring blood sugar levels and moderating meals to fast safely.

For 69-year-old Faridah Abdul Rahim, discipline and close monitoring are key.

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Ramadan , diabetes , fasting , blood sugar , medication , moderation , hypoglycaemia , hyperglycaemia , health monitoring , hydration

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