Patient contacted dexcom on (b)(6) 2016 to report continuous glucose monitoring (cgm) inaccuracies compared to blood glucose (bg) meter that occurred on (b)(6) 2016.The sensor was inserted on 06/08/2016.Patient stated that her cgm was reading 321mg/dl and gave herself humalog insulin to counteract the high readings.Patient had a seizure which lead to the patient's husband giving the patient glucose tablets.The patient did not take a fingerstick reading before treating and based dosage off the cgm readings.Patient state that the event was due to the cgm's inaccuracies.At the time of contact, the patient was healthy and at home.No additional event or patient information was provided.The patient made treatment decisions based on cgm values.The dexcom g5 mobile continuous glucose monitoring system states: the dexcom g5 mobile cgm system does not replace your bg meter.When making treatment decisions, such as the amount of insulin you need, only use your bg value.Don't use the dexcom g5 mobile cgm system sensor glucose readings because readings can be different from your bg value.If sensor glucose readings are used in determining treatments, it could result in you missing a severe low or high glucose event.
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