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You should also test more frequently (such as hourly, or 2 to 4-hourly) when you are feeling sick. Other situations when you should perform a blood sugar checks: Work out your pre- and post-meal glucose targets with your healthcare team. Based on your risk of low blood glucose, type of medications and need for medication adjustment). Your healthcare team will also adjust the frequency of monitoring based on your individual needs (eg. Here are some examples of how to structure your finger-prick tests throughout your day.ĭiscuss with your healthcare team which schedule is most suitable for you, and how many days a week to perform the monitoring. Structured testing will be more useful then performing random testing. Performing finger-prick glucose tests in a structured way will help you see patterns and understand what needs to be changed to achieve better sugar levels. How often should you perform a finger-prick test?

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