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Suggest Treatment For High Blood Glucose Levels During Morning

Morning highs with Pre-Diabetic Type 2: Struggling with morning high glucose levels. 102 to 117 mg/dl. 3:00 am it can be 99 or less and by 7:00 am it is up way higher than when I went to bed. Am dieting, exercising just before bed. 2 miles treadmill. I weigh 176 and am 63 yrs old & very active. Any advise?
Tue, 22 Jul 2014
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Sir , Your body is trying to compensate for a minimal low sugars be pushing our more glucose from the liver , Thats why your 3a.m sugar is slightly low and fasting is high ( Insulin - glucose mismatch) this is what we call a dawn phenomenon. If you had experienced a hypoglycemia at night (SugarHope i have answered your query.
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Dr.Riyaz Sheriff
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Suggest Treatment For High Blood Glucose Levels During Morning

Sir , Your body is trying to compensate for a minimal low sugars be pushing our more glucose from the liver , Thats why your 3a.m sugar is slightly low and fasting is high ( Insulin - glucose mismatch) this is what we call a dawn phenomenon. If you had experienced a hypoglycemia at night (SugarHope i have answered your query. Get back for any further queries Dr.Riyaz Sheriff