
18/04/2025
Q: Why my blood sugar level remains normal throughout the day but it is high in the morning?
A: High fasting blood sugar levels—often defined as above 100 mg/dL (5.6 mmol/L)—can be an early sign of insulin resistance or prediabetes, sustained high levels may indicate diabetes and Dawn Phenomenon (Early morning rise in blood sugar due to hormonal changes -common in diabetics).
Here are key steps to correct high fasting blood sugar levels, whether you're managing prediabetes, Type 2 diabetes, or just aiming to stay healthy:
· Improve Diet Quality
· Increase Physical Activity
· Prioritize Sleep
· Manage Stress
· Review Medications or Supplements
· Track Blood Sugar & Patterns
· Time Your Meals Smartly
· Test Other Health Markers
Check:
· HbA1c (3-month average glucose)
· Insulin levels
· Liver function (fatty liver can worsen insulin resistance