Gestational diabetes

2024-06-19 16:11:58
I was tested negative for gestational diabetes at 28th week. Now I'm in 34 th week n have been eating mangoes regularly. Is there any chance of getting gestational diabetes at this stage?
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Yes GDM can happen at this stage also , to confirm need to blood sugar levels and follow accordingly

Answered2024-06-20 15:22:26

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Answered2024-06-19 16:42:06

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Excessive sugar intake will disrupt your metabolism and spike your blood sugar. Better to avoid

Answered2024-06-19 16:20:10

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Answered2024-06-20 02:03:20

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Yes,you can get it at this stage ..,consume it in moderation.

Answered2024-06-20 00:46:50

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Yes it can come at 34th week as well. Get your sugars tested if it’s bothering you

Answered2024-06-19 16:49:11

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Anything in excess is bad..and GDM can come in pregnancy  at any gestation

Answered2024-06-19 16:31:24

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Yes it can come any time in pregnancy... check ur sugars level

Answered2024-06-19 16:16:10

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