Dexcom G6 High Reading. More often than not, this seems to happen when the user is asleep. After warmup, it showed me being 240 when two finger pricks said i was 140.
G6 Review of the Continuous Glucose Monitor
On saturday before the hospitalization i was having other symptoms aside from the dips so when i went to hospital they thought i had an anxiety attack and discharged me that same day with lows dipping but. Even when i change out to a new sensor. For example the orange highlighted row shows that if your meter value is 100 mg/dl, your g6 reading is a close match if it’s between 80 and 120 mg/dl. For example, the orange highlighted row below shows that if your meter value is 100 mg/dl, your g6 reading is. Web the number to the right of your meter value (g6 +) shows the high range for a g6 reading that’s a close match. Factors that may impact a mismatch. I've tried calibrating and it momentarily goes half way, like to 185, then goes right back up to 235. Also, the app on my phone loses the signal and won’t give me readings very frequently. Just now, later in the morning it read 370 and it did not feel right to me so i triple checked on my meter and my bs was actually 230! Web the right g6 + column shows the high range for a g6 reading that’s a close match.
I've tried calibrating and it momentarily goes half way, like to 185, then goes right back up to 235. Also consider calibrating if your dexcom g6 and meter numbers don’t match and your expectations or symptoms fit the meter value, but not the dexcom g6 reading. Also, the app on my phone loses the signal and won’t give me readings very frequently. So after ten days i restarted my sensor. Web if your dexcom g6 readings are always higher (or always lower) than your meter values and always outside the 20 rule, consider calibrating. For example the orange highlighted row shows that if your meter value is 100 mg/dl, your g6 reading is a close match if it’s between 80 and 120 mg/dl. However, there are plenty of reasons why it can also throw a false alarm. I calibrated and now my g6 is showing double arrows down. As of this monday i have been in icu with very bad dipping lows in 40 and then meter not reading. More often than not, this seems to happen when the user is asleep. Even when i change out to a new sensor.
