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A study was conducted to investigate the prevalence of diabetes among individuals in countries such as India and abroad. The research focused on examining the traditional approach to measuring blood sugar levels. In order to address the challenges and complexities associated with this process, a novel non-invasive method for blood sugar measurement is suggested in this research paper. However, the development of reliable non-invasive blood sugar measurement devices faces significant challenges. Interference from other substances in the body, variability in skin properties, and the need for calibration against traditional blood tests are key hurdles that must be overcome. Additionally, the accuracy and reliability of non-invasive methods must be rigorously validated against invasive techniques to ensure clinical utility and regulatory approval. This review provides an overview of current non-invasive and invasive methods of blood sugar measurement, highlighting their respective advantages, limitations, and future prospects. While non-invasive techniques hold great promise for improving patient care and quality of life.