r/ContinuousGlucoseCGM

Image 1 — Glitchy Lingo?
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Glitchy Lingo?

I decided to try lingo because I’m currently on Zepbound for weight loss and occasionally think I have blood sugar drops. I applied it and everything was well. First reading after the hour was low but then it quickly jumped up to 74 and I checked with a finger stick that read at 81 and I felt good about that difference. Went to bed and slept on my opposite arm. Overnight my readings looks funky. Very very low. Then it was saying sensor error. Decided to take my sugar as a finger stick to compare. Last readings were under 55 and 57 around 7. I took a finger stick at 750. No possible way it jumped like that on its own. Should I contact customer service for a new one? Or should I ask for a refund and just use finger sticks as necessary

u/Professional_Clue865 — 18 hours ago

Spike and Crash

Opinions? Currently on a cgm to get a base line for testing and hopefully some answers. I get frequent spikes that then drop but not this significant, kinda scared me. These numbers are 59 minutes apart

u/Taytay_0924 — 1 day ago

The graph is wrong ?

I don’t have a screenshot, but I woke up in the middle of the night, and the first thing I checked was my glucose, and it showed 62. But instantly, it bumped up to 90 when I woke up, but the graph never showed it went below 70?

how is this possible ?

u/FeistyFee1713 — 2 days ago
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Thoughts on CGM data

Hi all, I've been wearing a CGM for a few months and would appreciate some thoughts on my data. Mid-20s, active, normal weight, moderate carb intake.

  • Home A1C went from 4.8% in December to 5.4% in early March. I did two tests each time to make sure it's in line, and both tests on each time came back the same
  • Post-meal spikes seem to be getting more vertically rapid over time, though I do come back down to normal eventually
  • Glucose response to the same meal varies noticeably day to day
  • Overnight has generally been okay, but the past few weeks it has been running a bit higher than baseline
  • Over this timeframe I have reduced carb intake and increased exercise significantly. I don't each much until the afternoon.

I started this after experiencing some (what seemed to be) classic type 1 symptoms a few months ago such as thirst and fatigue (especially after meals), and while those have since mostly gone away, the glucose spikes seem the same.

u/Vast_Alternative_125 — 3 days ago
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Want a CGM for $25? No prescription needed, free delivery

I have been using Lingo awhile to track my blood glucose and with a referral code, all first time users can get a CGM for $25. You can either get one or two.

Here's my referral code in case helpful to anyone wanting a discount for trying:
REF-US-OJa1TtY4uW9

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u/magicalcat1 — 3 days ago

Bad data?

I’m not familiar with glucose monitors or blood sugar at all and I have never had concerns about blood sugar. I had the opportunity to use a Stelo and this is my data from today, my first day wearing it. Most of the day it’s said “below 70” including after I had Taco Bell and ice cream. Is something wrong with the device or with me?

u/One-Reflection6150 — 1 day ago

Hello, I own DME, we are providing Freestyle libre 3, with no charges, I'll also eliminate incase there would be any copays. Inbox me or mention ur contact here. (But you must not received CGM from insurance from past 3 year)

u/luluboyy — 3 days ago