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28weeks of pregnancy
My glucose tolerance test reading at 28th weeks of my pregnancy were
Fasting 80 mg/dl
Glucose serum/plasma (1Hr) 186 mg/dl
Glucose serum/plasma (2Hr) 116 mg/dl
my urine report were normal. My previous all reports were normal.Even there is no history of diabetes in my family.
My queries is that Am I having a gestational diabetes. Is everything normal. What diet should I follow??
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Dr. Ratna Saha
Gynecologist
26 yrs exp
Kolkata
Ur f & pp blood sugar(2hrs) normal so don't worry about gestational diabetes & have balanced and nutritious diet
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Infertility Specialist
20 yrs exp
Pune
why u are thinking about gestational diabetes?if all tests normal always thinks positively in pregnancy and have healthy diet
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Dr. Devjani Das (Ganguly)
Gynecologist
18 yrs exp
Kolkata
To diagnose gestational diabetes, we use the 2 Hr value. A value of 116 is normal. You do not have gestational diabetes as evident from this result. Eating healthy food is always good, specially in pregnancy. So having fruits, fibre, vegetables and fish, red meat, along with plenty of fluids will help.
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