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Continuous glucose monitors (CGM) — reference ranges

A small sensor under the skin reads glucose every few minutes and draws the whole curve — not just the moments you prick. A different picture: shape, not points.

Bandmmol/Lmg/dLWas es bedeutet
Time in range3.9-10.0 mmol/L70-180 mg/dLThe international consensus target: for most adults with diabetes, at least 70% of the day inside this band.
Below rangeunder 3.9under 70The consensus target is under 4% of the day below 3.9 mmol/L, and under 1% below 3.0.
Above rangeover 10.0over 180The consensus target is under 25% of the day above 10 mmol/L.

Im Kontext lesen

For someone without diabetes, a CGM mostly shows a flat line between 4 and 7.8 mmol/L with modest, brief bumps after meals. The useful habits the curve exposes: which meals spike and crash, what a walk after eating does to the peak, and what alcohol does to the overnight line.

The sensors read the fluid between cells, not blood, so they lag blood glucose by 5-15 minutes and read lower during rapid change — when the trend arrow points down, the real blood value is usually lower than the screen. Finger-prick checks stay the reference for decisions.

A CGM is a trend tool, not a diagnostic one: the wearer's own clinician sets the targets, and the consensus time-in-range numbers above are for adults with diabetes, not a scorecard for healthy wearers.

Wann zum Kliniker

Nur Referenz, keine Diagnose. Die Schwellen auf dieser Seite sind populationsbezogene WHO- und ADA-Werte; Ihr Kliniker interpretiert Ihre eigenen Zahlen gegen Vorgeschichte, Medikamente und andere Tests. Wenn ein Wert mit Symptomen kommt oder sich weiter in die falsche Richtung bewegt, ist das das Signal zum Handeln — nicht diese Seite.

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