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Dawn Phenomenon Explained: Why Is My Blood Sugar Always High In The Morning? - Type 2 Diabetes #13
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- čas přidán 12. 08. 2024
- Today we are going to look at the dawn phenomenon. The reason why some of you have high blood sugar in the morning that doesn’t seem to listen to anything. Now what is the dawn phenomenon? To make it simple we can say that it’s an increase in blood sugar in the morning without a previous hypoglycemia. This videos will tell you why it happens and some of the things that you can do to help.
Disclaimer:
Dr. Vladmir Carvalho is a real Doctor. He graduated from medical school in 2012 (Bachelor’s) and 2015 (Master’s). Now he is completing his final year as a PhD candidate in the department of endocrinology, Southeast University.
However, the information provided on this channel is general in nature and intended for educational purposes only. It does not replace the advice given by your doctor or any other health care professional.
That video was OUTSTANDING!!! Diabetes is so tricky and can do so many things in the body. As soon as I think I have figured out one thing, I discover another thing I have to deal with. Every day is a Battle. Thank you Doctor for excellent information.
Thanks. I glad you found it helpful. Yes, everyday is a battle, but it's a battle that we have the chance to win. There are many other conditions or diseases that are much worse. So, don't give up!
newchannel I really enjoyed this video too
@@prudivine Thank you
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Great video. Great explanation
Thank you for a well planned and detailed explanation of the dawn phenomenon. I’ve seen other videos on this subject and they were very short and lacked the most important issues. I look forward to more of you presentations. Again, I thank you.
Thank you for your kind comment. I'm glad that you found the video informative and helpful. I appreciate your support and hope to create more videos that will be of value to you in the future. If you have any suggestions or questions, feel free to let me know. Thanks again!
Another great one!! Keep'em coming Sir!
Thanks a lot Sir. 🙏
Thank you Dr for this selfless service. God bless you real good.
Thanks. God bless you as well
Excellent video doctor. Loved it. It explained lot of things and answered many questions I had about elevated morning sugar. Thank you so much.
Thanks. I'm glad it helped you. Blessings
Exceptional video! Should be mandatory view for patines and doctors. Thank you so much. Even my endocrinologist could not explain this even close. I wish you were my doctor! Appreciate your work to educate people, especially diabetics. Be well and safe🙏🏼
I'm right there with you!! My doctor is a freakin QUACK! He's never explained ANY of this EVER!
Appreciate your work to educate people, especially diabetics. Thank you so much.
Thank you for the feedback! I'm glad I can help educate people on diabetes, as that is one of my missions in life. Your appreciation means a lot.🙏
Thank you I'm still not completely clear on this but I'll look forward to the next video 😊
Thanks. Yes, we will get there.
very well explained thank you bruther..
Thanks sister
Very nicely described...Thanks a lot🙏
God bless!!!
You are very welcome🙏
Thats Fabulous! Thank you very much.
Thanks. And you're very welcome!
Thanks. Very informative.
You are welcome👌
Well explained!
Thanks
thank you so much for this explanation. i'm so tired with my glucose number in the morning. even though i'm not eating in the evening. im so stress, but now i know why
You are welcome. Don't stress to much about it. About half of patients with diabetes have this problem. Work closely with your doctor and fix it, if it's affecting your A1c too much. If it's just a mild increase and your blood sugar readings are normal during the day, then don't worry.
Thanks doc for the rich info❤
Thanks brother.
This is amazing 👌🏻
Thanks
yes if i choose to follow your advice you will save my life God bless i owe you all!
Thanks. God bless you as well
Dr Vladmir any hope you may have a Dr friend with a practice could help me with Glucophage and Liothyronine ? cannot die from "NO". Is your Cape Verde hometown close to Senegal? HOW did you learn to speak English so well? We pray DAILY for your health safety and long life and great wealth! YOU are a treasure.
Yes, I have. But those medications are very common. I think most doctors will know how to use them where you live. Cape Verde is about 500km from Senegal. Thanks for the compliment. I started learning English in high school. And thanks for the prayers and words of encouragement. God bless you and your family as well.
Thx q so much Dr, you are the best describe i hope one day you will explain about alcohol effect on insulin
Thanks a lot. I will make a video on that in the future 👌
so glad we can have doctors able to speak. they don't have this time in an office
Thanks. This is actually one of the reason why I'm making these videos. It's not possible to have enough time to explain everything to each patient.
Nice video bro.keep it up. u are in South East university?
Thanks. Yes I am. Are you from SEU as well?
Amazing video ! Thank you 🙏 Do you have any thoughts on the herbal supplement Berberine ?
Thanks a lot. Yes, some studies have shown that Berberine might have a positive effect on glucose and lipid metabolism. But if you want to try it, you need to ask your doctor first (especially if you are taking other medications or have some other conditions that only you and your doctor know).
Type 2 - Dr. Vladmir Carvalho Thank you 🙏 I will ... Blessings
Does a regular dawn phenomenon affect the hba1c in the long run?
First off I had pancreas distal recession surgery 2 months ago. They took out about 2 thirds of the body of the pancreas. I was not diabetic before the surgery but now am showing high blood sugar levels. Could that be that my pancreas is no longer producing the insullin I need ?
Very good video! I have type 2 diabetes for over a year know and have been watching Beat Diabetes. I went from A1C of 15 to 5.9. Hoping to be down to 5.6 or 5.7 by January. My dawn phenomenon usually is 130 to 140. I think it is because I take some meds in the morning. Is that too high?
Hi Karen, that is a great achievement. Beat Diabetes is a channel that I recommend to patients with Type 2. 130 to 140 is a little high if you're young. If not, it isn't too bad. Thanks
My mom has cirrhosis of the liver, she was diagnosed about 7 years ago. She's had diabetes for maybe 9 years now, only last year we were able to get her blood sugar under control through using a keto diet (and thanks to Dennis Pollack!). She will still get higher numbers in the morning, even if she stopped eating after dinner, sometimes as high as 160. If her liver has been damaged by the cirrhosis, is it possible that her body still makes the glucose to try and repair? I'd really like to hear your thoughts.
Yes, her liver is still making glucose. If our liver can't make glucose we can't live for long as any hypoglycemia would be devastating. Thanks
What range should a healthy person have in the morning, under 100? Very informative video.
Yes, less than 100 is normal. Thanks.
@@Type-2-Diabetes Are you saying that the DP is a bad thing? After dinner it might be 90-125. In morning first reading is could be 101 then it creeps up to 116 after BM (sorry) then up after brushing teeth and shower. 157. It's frustrating! I drink water and it goes up more then eventually down.
A question Doctor: if you have high blood sugar in the morning on an empty stomach (105) mg / dl is immediately to worry about it,so there is a problem already? Or could it be that it's a one time thing and not permanently? Thanks a lot!🙏🏻
Thank you Dr. Carvalho. I love learning from your videos. Is there hope of recovering beta cell function? Or is it once they're gone that's it?
Thans Vickiet. You can restore some beta cell function if you take actions early enough. I'll make a video on that one day.
Hi Vickiet, I hope you're doing well. I just realized that I forgot to make this video. I'll one soon.
@@Type-2-Diabetes I'm okay, Hope you and your family are well, too. Looking forward to your video. :)
I'm in the process (paperwork) for hopefully getting an insulin pump and needed to take a C-Peptide test, the result being 1.4 ng/mL. What does this figure mean, in layman's terms. I started on pills years ago and have been on MDI for about 4 yrs.
Ok. Maybe I'll make a video on C-Peptide test. It's not easy to explain it by texting. Thanks
Hello Dr Vladmir, i have been practising OMAD for at least 2 months on a low carb diet. So before meals, my blood before food is about 5, and after meals, about 5.6 so all good and my eating window is about 40 minutes simply because I am not hungry. When I wake up, my sugar is 7.1 and after an hour (despite not eating or drinking anything) is 8.1 and during the day until my meals, the blood sugar gradually comes down. From what I can see, I am still insulin resistant and that the healing will take time.
From what I gather from your video , the glucose rise is not due to Insulin which is good I guess
Any advise?
Yes that how how many people who experience the down phenomenon look like. There are two things to keep in mind: 1- If it is improving with time; 2- If it's affecting your A1c too much.
@@Type-2-Diabetes Thank you Dr
Don't forget to ask your questions. If you have subscribed, you can turn on the notification to know when I post another one. You can also share the video with those you know. Blessings
How can I get my blood sugar down it was 111 this morning? I'm going to fast today. I just started checking my blood sugar closely. I dont take meds. I'm going to get it down naturally
111, is it always like that or is it occasionally? Depending on you age, weight, etc., that could be a problem or not. If you've been checking everyday, did you make any progress?
Your tremendous!..
Thanks
Is there a way to tell if your insulin resistance is at the cell level or the liver?
If you do a glucose tolerance test, the first 30min correlates more to the liver IR, and the last part correlates more with muscle IR. There are specific tests that can check it with precision but they are kind of invasive. And in general, no matter where the IR is, it's still at the cellular levels (Ex: your liver cells).
❓I wonder if berberine would help some with diabetes type 2 ... 🤔
It did not help me, my Sugar in the Morning was 7, now i take Jardiance
Why is that, when you check your blood sugar is like 86 but you still unirating
So you taking video requests right.
Do a video on why I'm getting fat during the quarantine.
Ahahahhaha Edis你没办法了
I know you are joking, but I might do it. It's important hehe
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Sorry my friend , too much misleading information.
😂Yes there's a lot of misinformation out there. We just need to be careful and see what works or not.