High Early Morning Glucose | Dawn Phenomenon & Somogyi Effect
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2024
- High Early Morning Glucose | Dawn Phenomenon & Somogyi Effect
High early morning glucose levels can become a problem in management of blood sugars for diabetic patients. Glucose levels normally fluctuate throughout the day; however, two causes can lead to high levels of glucose early in the morning before breakfast: 1) the dawn phenomenon, and 2) the somogyi effect. In this lesson, we discuss what the hormonal regulation of glucose and how changes in hormone levels cause the dawn phenomenon and somogyi effect.
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Great video! Thank you for all your work. I have no idea why some people thumbs down your videos you are relating medical facts not fiction but I suppose you wouldn’t be doing anything good if you didn’t have a few haters. I look forward to your next video.
Earlier I had no idea that i was having these phenomenona after putting my blucon CGM and when the alarms beeped then It made me realise that i had high sugars just before breakfast. I shoed this data to my endo and then he adjusted my medications
Explained so beautifully. Thank you
Thank you for explaining this like I'm 5 years old. I needed that.
Always so interesting. Will this hormone release due to blood sugar drop through the night happen in non diabetic individuals?
My morning glucose is 149 and after food is 147 pl advise
Thank you for the video. How does one get the morning glucose level lower if either of these increases the glucose levels during the night? How do we resolve this issue?
That’s a great explanation.
Early morning (around 6 - 7 AM) is higher but when checked again at around 10 AM it decreases (still on fasting). What should be ideal time to check in morning for genuine reading?
Ive been diabetic for 15 years and the last few years my morning numbers were around 150-160 no matter what i tried...moving around med times , eating a high protein or fat snack before bed. Nothing made a dent. I've been on Metformin forever and Farxiga the last year. Didn't budge the morning numbers.. My PCP put me on Truliticy in February and my morning numbers immediately dropped down to 110-125 every morning. Trulicity is a GLP-1 class drug in same group as Ozempic and Monjauro , etc. these drugs block your liver from releasing that early morning glucagon...and that is the culprit with Dawn Phenomenon.Its the only thing that has made a dent for me.
I am typically from 102-126 from 3am to 11am. Is this considered as “normal” glucose level?
Does the dawn phenomenon affect hba1c in the long run?
I think it’s just your body releasing stored glucose from you liver and muscle to give you energy to start your day.
You are correct! It happens to everyone not just diabetics 👍🏼
@@barbsdee3831but a non diabetic might get a 10 mg bump ..a diabetic might get 50 mg. That's the issue.
Thank u for ur efforts
thank u soo much this was great ♥
Excellent Explanation 👍.
How can we know?
It is Dawn Phenomenon (or) Somogyi Effect.
Midnight glucose level
please tell us how much glucose reading in meter for dawn phenomenon. Mine gets 8 to 8.7 in morning around 8 to 9.30 am. Is this dangerous?? I not taking medication ,only two capsules of cinnamon bedtime.please let me know ,I am new to these things ,tq.
Test blood sugars at 2 to 3 am. If sugar is low it’s somogyi
can someone tell me if I am prediabetic if my blood sugars are 100 - 111 in the morning but they come down to normal range (90s) after I eat.
This happens to me too
Apparently extended fasting changes all of this.. I've been fasting for 5 days so far and I no longer have my glucose levels increase in the morning at all.. Every morning I take 1.5 units.. Now zero.. I wonder why?
Thank you
My mum had diabetes what she do as diet
I wake up constant level always like 115. I make breakfast and have like 100 after 2 hours. Is that normal to constantly have high fasting glucose? I am not taking any medication.
This may be a sign of Impaired glucose tolerance if you are non diabetic but fall in pre diabetic range. Get an OGTT done to confirm and switch to healthy diet and at least 30 mins of exercise 5 days a week
Nice info
Superb
Super lecture thanks sir
Could the rising glucose levels towards dawn also be an effect of rising cortisol to wake you up in the morning?
Yeah cortisol acts the same as glucagone and adrenaline
What about the ketogenic diet and this two effects? When high glucose more than 159 and ketones more than 3 are present in the morning?
Ketogenic diet has been proven harmful for us. Read the latest researches.
Since the effect of both the Dawn Phenomenon and the Somogyi Effect are the same, is it necessary to determine which one you have?
It seems the treatment for both is to go for a morning walk as soon as you wake up. That has worked for people I personally know who have high morning glucose.
V nicely explained 🌴 💦
my blood glucose before sleep is 6mmol at 10pm....straight to bed and this morning wake up...amd take blood glucose test at 8am with 9.3mmol...😒😒😒...everybody is talkig about the reason of this dawn phenomenan...but should we be worry about this??
If u take insulin then u need to adjust ur night time insulin dose
When you fast, Somogyi effect starts digesting your stored body fats. Its like eating in your sleep.
But why then 100 glucose fasting is preffered ??,
Because that indicates body's hormones are working at optimum level maintaining good glucose control.
Thank you for the video. How does one get the morning glucose level lower if either of these increases the glucose levels during the night? How do we resolve this issue?
Great question! I wanna know…
For Dawn effect in diabetics Increase Night time insulin dose or shift from Regular to MPH.
For somogyi effect DECREASE night time insulin dose.