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Gestational diabetics

2018-10-31 11:00:15
I am having gestational diabetics.now i am 35 week pregnant .my post meal reading after two hour is less than 120 mg/dl. But when i checked post meal after one hour it is high range.Is it ok?.should i be concern about this one hour post meal? Which reading is important?its so confusing
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Both are correct  but you should take medicines by physician

Answered2018-10-31 11:05:53

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2hr value is reliable

Answered2018-10-31 12:14:08

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Mainly it is 2 hour value which is more important.. over correction of DM is however not recommended in pregnancy it’s ok if the values r slightly higher than normal also

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Its fine

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