(HealthDay News) -- The "dawn phenomenon" is a natural surge in hormones in the morning that affects everyone. For people with diabetes, a corresponding rise in blood glucose could be dangerous. The American Diabetes Association suggests: Eat your dinner earlier in the evening. After dinner, go for a walk or engage in another physical activity. If your fasting glucose is still high after taking these steps, see your doctor.
(HealthDay News) -- The "dawn phenomenon" is a natural surge in hormones in the morning that affects everyone. For people with diabetes, a corresponding rise in blood glucose could be dangerous. The American Diabetes Association suggests: Eat your dinner earlier in the evening. After dinner, go for a walk or engage in another physical activity. If your fasting glucose is still high after taking these steps, see your doctor.