Hey everyone! I use a Dexcom CGM and I LOVE it! One problem though: the second week, I placed my sensor on my arm. I noticed that the readings it gave me were very extreme. For example, it would be alerting me that I was below 55, yet I felt fine. My glucometer said that I was 90.The highs were wayyy off. I was 200 when it said I was 360... I was just wondering if this happens to anyone else, or if I made a mistake by putting it on my arm.
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By type1golfer— Last Modified: 12/05/10, First Published: 12/05/10
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