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What are compression lows and how do you avoid them?

Posted on February 25, 2024February 25, 2024 By Avery Thomas

What are compression lows?

Have you ever been wearing a CGM at night and awoken to a loud beeping? What? Why is your sensor saying that you’re 46 when you were a nice 100 a mere five minutes ago? You may be experiencing a compression low.

How do you avoid them?

What I have noticed is that if I have my sensor on the back of my arm and I’m lying on my back, then the sensor is more likely to be compressed. I have switched to solely putting my sensor on the front of my arm.

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