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High blood fasting sugars
I am 31 yrs old... Recently diagnosed with prediabetic conditions, Pcod history . My hba1ç is 5.7, my sugars are normal after 2 hrs of each meal say breakfast , lunch and dinner, unless i eat high carb diet. But even though night sugars are low, morning fasting are high, 120-150. Quite worrying... I know it's rebound hyperglycemia or dawns phenomenon. But need to know how to overcome this... Does it mean I am diabetic
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Dr. Ashish Sarwate
Diabetologist
25 yrs exp
Thane
Fasting hyperglycemia is due to increased hepatic/liver glucose output.
Next Steps
Weight reduction
Increase salad and protein intake in dinner.
Night walk
Health Tips
Are you on any medication for PCOD.
Rule out fatty liver.
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