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2026-07-06 05:05:02
GCT without fasting how many grams of glucose is been given 75 grams or 50 grams at 33 weeks of pregnancy.
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50 gms

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75 grams of glucose in 300 ml of water within 5 minutes. Do not eat anything after taking the solution and sample for test should be taken exactly after 2 hours.

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75 gm

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