Patient contacted dexcom on (b)(6) 2016, to report a possible hypoglycemic event and possible seizure that occurred on (b)(6) 2016.Patient was shopping went she felt weak and nauseous.Patient did not pass out.The store manager called the paramedics.Patient was taken to the emergency room (er) by ambulance.Patient was at the hospital from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm and reported that she had several tests done, to include a mri and a cardio test.Patient was given a 20oz.(b)(6), and reported that the blood glucose (bg) meter reading was 117mg/dl.At the time of contact, the patient reported she had a follow up visit with her physician on (b)(6) 2016 for the reported event.Physician prescribed nph insulin, to take once daily in the morning in addition to her daily regimen.Additionally, patient reported that she was seen by a neurologist for the reported event.The neurologist ran tests and concluded that he thinks the patient had a seizure, rather than a hypoglycemic event.Patient was given a prescription for seizures.Patient does not recall the name of the seizure medication.It was further reported that the patient is on several medications.Patient declined to report medication list.At the time of contact, patient reported current condition as "fine".No additional event or patient information is available.The complaint states that the patient experienced a possible hypoglycemic event and a possible seizure on (b)(6) 2016.It should be noted that diabetes mellitus is a known cause of hypoglycemia and seizures.
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