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Dizzy at work

I'm 7/8ish months out, doing well, but in the past month or so I am noticing a trend, as you can figure out from my name I'm a nurse and every single day I'm at work (and only when I'm at work) I get extremely dizzy/light headed around 8/9 AM while I am standing, doing my med pass. I took my BP, it was normal, and I always eat breakfast a few hours before. Today I might do a finger stick to see if something strange is going on with my blood sugar but that would be shocking considering I'm not diabetic and I eat very well in the morning. Usually some greek yogurt, coffee and some cheese or something like that.

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Are you drinking enough water? Dehydration can cause dizziness.

Could you be pregnant?

I can't top dehydrated or preggo!

Could you try eating something small around that time before it starts? What about fatigue since it only happens at work?

Dehydration and pregnancy already mentioned. Only other thing comes that comes to mind is anemia but you said this only happens while at work.

I get that sometimes and eat a small sugary item and I'm find after I had that before sleeve and it was my bodies way of telling me my sugars were low

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