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Benefits
Some benefits of using your Dexcom G7 CGM System are:
Sparing your fingertips
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Knowing your trends
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Making treatment decisions using your Dexcom G7 CGM System
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Managing your diabetes and getting alerted for low and high sensor readings
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Sharing glucose information via app
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No fingersticks
You can use your sensor reading and trend arrow to make treatment decisions. Go to
the Treatment Decisions chapter for more information. No calibration (with your BG
meter) is needed. This reduces the pain and burden of excessive fingerstick and
potential errors due to inaccurate calibration.
Knowing your trends
The Dexcom G7 CGM System not only sends you a sensor reading every 5 minutes but
also provides overviews of your glucose trends and patterns, and reaction to different
activities. This lets you see the overall picture and how your daily habits impact your
glucose levels. In addition, you can see which changes could make your glucose
management even better.
Helping your diabetes management
Alerts notify you when your glucose goes outside your target range, goes too low or
too high, is rapidly falling or rising, or will be low soon. This lets you take action to
prevent glucose from going too low or too high (go to the Alerts chapter).
Sharing with supporters
Some people perceive an increase in their quality of life and peace of mind when
using real-time CGM. Share may improve these for patients, their caregivers, and their
support team because Followers can be notified by sharing sensor readings and alerts
remotely.
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Melanie Binns
February 26, 2025

Where can you place the sensor

1 comments:
Mr. Anderson
February 26, 2025

You can place the Dexcom G7 sensor on:
- The back of the upper arm
- The abdomen (not for pregnant women)
- The upper buttocks (for ages 2-6 years only)

Ensure the site is at least 3 inches (8 cm) from any insulin pump infusion set or injection site, away from waistbands, scarring, tattoos, irritation, and bones, and in a spot unlikely to be bumped, pushed, or laid on while sleeping.

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