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Situation: After breakfast
Thirty minutes after dosing to cover breakfast, you get a High alert. You see:
221
mg/dL
Think about:
Insulin: You took insulin half an hour ago. It takes time to work.
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What you should do:
Nothing. Watch and wait to avoid stacking insulin.
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The insulin you took 30 minutes ago is probably just starting to work. Unless your
heathcare provider told you differently, track your glucose level for the next hour or two.
The insulin you already took should decrease your glucose level in that time.
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My G7 sensor gave me a not paired on the pump and the phone app about 10 mins into warmup and keeps alerting that it’s not paired! Can’t find a way to stop the warmup on both pump and phone and just start new sensor then ask for a replacement
To stop the warmup process and start a new Dexcom G7 sensor after receiving a "not paired" alert on the pump and phone app:
1. Delete and reinstall the G7 app to resolve the pairing loop issue.
2. Restart the app and go through the setup screens again.
3. Begin the sensor setup on your pump first, especially if that is your preferred device.
4. When prompted, manually enter the sensor pairing code in the app.
5. If overlapping a sensor, insert and start the new sensor before the old one ends. This can help avoid a warmup delay.
These steps can help bypass the pairing issue and continue using the sensor without waiting for the full warmup.
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Lost G7 receiver in my house. How do I find it?