Patient contacted dexcom on (b)(6) 2016, to report that she experienced a low event on (b)(6) 2016, resulting in medical intervention.
Patient reported that she was wearing dexcom continuous glucose monitor (cgm) at the time of the event.
Patient heard the low alarm from her cgm and took 2 glucose tablets.
At last check prior to intervention, patient's cgm blood glucose (bg) reading was 55mg/dl and finger stick (fs) bg reading was 37mg/dl.
Patient stated that she blacked out.
Patient was at a hair solon when events occurred and an employee called paramedics due to the patient losing consciousness during the low event.
Patient remembers waking up to an ambulance and her husband at the scene.
Patient was given orange juice, but she threw it up.
Paramedics/emergency medical technician's (emt) administered 50% dextrose (d50).
Patient refused to be taken to the hospital.
Patient reported that after intervention, her bg shot up to 301mg/dl around 1:30 pm.
Patient took another fs around 2:15 pm, and reported that her bg reading dropped to 210 mg/dl.
Patient reported that she takes medications.
At the time of contact, the patient reported current condition as "feeling fatigued.
" no additional event or patient information is available.
There was no alleged device malfunction.
It should be noted that diabetes mellitus is a known cause of hypoglycemia, resulting in loss of consciousness.
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