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29 weeks pregnant gestationsal diabetes
I had to take IV fluids for my low AFI. Doctor asked to check my blood sugar before taking it. I checked my blood sugar last week it is 83 mg/dl (fasting) and 156 mg/dl (after food, breakfast) doctor said i have elevation in my blood sugar level. I had a doubt and again I reconfirmed on the same day by checking my blood sugar level post lunch which is 103.4 mg/dl. After showing this to my gynae she agreed to put IV fluids for my low AFI and I took it. But my question is I am not taking any medicine for sugar. It's been 10 days I was told I have sugar. I am planning to take again my blood sugar test in 4 days as per gynae's prescription. Will it affect my baby if I don't take any sugar Medicine?
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Not at all,you are not diabetic. Some times gestational diabetes occur in pregnancy.in your case sugar in control.if any case if blood sugar level increases antidiabetes drug will control
There us no harm to baby.
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