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2025-08-25 10:38:22
Am on my 13th week of my pregnancy Have taken this test on my 6th week My fasting blood sugar is 105 ( clinical range -70 to 100) Ppbs -90 (Clinical range -80 to 40) HBA1c -5.3 ( clinical range -4 to 6 non diabetic) Does it affect my baby.. whether am prone to gestational diabetes am a sweet foodie..Have consumed moderate to high sweets as i got food aversion...
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These levels will not affect your baby. But you will have to get your Blood sugar and HbA1C done on many occasions during pregnancy.

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Nothing to worry about at these levels But follow diabetic diet Keep checking fasting as well 2hour post Prandial blood sugar level Consult regularly

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Fasting not normal Start diabetic diet Repeat fasting and PP test Connect for more

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Your glycemic profile in normal range.but in pregnancy better avoid artificial sweet s. Fruits sweet are ok

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Fasting blood sugar is slightly on higher side Avoid sugar Do 20-30 minutes of walking daily Do Fasting blood sugar again after a week

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These are normal levels.

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It will not affect. Avoid eating sweets very often.

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