Prediabetes and High Morning Blood Sugar: What the Number Means
Why fasting glucose is often the first value to drift upward, how to tell a real dawn rise from a sensor artifact, and how to analyze your own overnight CGM traces.
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Why fasting glucose is often the first value to drift upward, how to tell a real dawn rise from a sensor artifact, and how to analyze your own overnight CGM traces.
A practical guide to continuous glucose monitoring for prediabetes: which device to use, how long to wear it, and which metrics to compute.
A fasting glucose of 106 mg/dL places you just inside the prediabetes range by ADA criteria, but a single number carries more measurement noise than most people assume. Here is how to interpret it, what to measure next, and how to read your own CGM data.