← Testing Continuous glucose monitoring · Sterling, VA

See how your blood sugar responds to your actual life.

A small sensor on your arm tracks your glucose around the clock, showing what a single lab value can’t.

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At a glance

What it is
A small wearable sensor that tracks glucose through the day and night.
Who it may help
People concerned about insulin resistance or weight, or who want to understand their metabolism.
What you learn
How meals, sleep, stress and exercise affect your blood sugar.
How long
Usually worn for a limited period, such as a couple of weeks.
Who reviews it
Your Delos care team, alongside your labs.
Getting started
A free consultation in Sterling. Book yours
Why it matters

Lab results are a snapshot. This is the film.

A fasting glucose or A1C gives important information, but neither shows what happens after your usual breakfast or following a bad night’s sleep.

A monitor can make cause and effect visible, which many people find motivating. It’s also easy to overreact to normal rises in blood sugar, so the data is most useful with someone to help you interpret it.

What people often discover

  • Which everyday meals hit hardest
  • What a walk after dinner can do
  • How a short night affects the next day
  • How protein and fiber change a meal’s effect
How it works

Wear it, then discuss it.

Going over results with a patient
  1. 1

    See if it’s appropriate

    Continuous monitoring isn’t needed by everyone. We’ll advise you at your consultation.

  2. 2

    Wear the sensor

    It sits on the back of your arm, and you go about your normal routine.

  3. 3

    Look at the patterns

    Together, you go through the data and look for patterns rather than single spikes.

  4. 4

    Make changes

    What you learn can shape your nutrition, training and, if needed, your treatment.

Questions

What patients ask Dr. Gurrala.

Do I need diabetes to use a glucose monitor?

No. People without diabetes can use one to learn about their metabolism, although the data takes some interpretation. Delos Longevity in Sterling, Virginia offers monitoring where appropriate.

Does the sensor hurt?

Most people barely notice it. A small filament sits just under the skin, and you can shower and exercise as usual.

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Get to know your metabolism.

Book a free consultation and ask whether monitoring would help you.

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