I am having the same problem with my morning numbers being higher than when I went to bed. My morning routine is: I test before I get out of bed, get ready for work, get kids ready for school, drop both kids off at different schools, get to work and about an hour after arriving I check my bs again before I take a short break for a light snack for breakfast. I haven't eaten or drank anything in between getting up and this second test which is about 3 hours later. That number is usually about 40 mg/dl higher than what it was when I first woke up. Again, I haven't eaten or drank anything other then a sip of diet coke to take my meds before I leave home. Any ideas on what could be causing this? The mornings are stressfull with so much running around, could stress hormones cause such an increase? It doesn't sound like "dawn phenomenon" to me. Thanks.
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