[Diabetes-Talk] A couple of Dexcom G6 questions

[Bridgit Kuenning-Pollpeter]

It could be a slight skin reaction to the adhesive. Try using an IV prep
wipe before placing the sensor on next time. I've also heard spraying the
skin you plan to place the adhesive on with nasal spray can help.

Bridgit

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Subject: [Diabetes-Talk] A couple of Dexcom G6 questions

Hello all,
After I took off my last sensor I noticed a rash where the sensor had been.
It did not itch or anything like that. There were just a lot of bumps where
the adhesive had been. Does anyone have some tips on how to possibly keep
this from happening? Also I am going to need to replace my transmitter soon.
How hard is this? 

Thanks,
Greg Wocher


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