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GTT test in pregnancy

2021-06-07 06:43:48
I got my GTT test done in 28th week of pregnancy, first blood withdrawn at fasting and then post 2 hours of consuming 75 gms of glucose . Results were 89 mg/dl for fasting and 129 mg/dl for pp. My gynaec is not sure of the range and she is out of town now. Can someone confirm if the results are fine. Should I be concerned, do I have gestational diabetes ? Do I need to restrict my diet? Also I have monitored my glucose using glucometer today . Fasting was 78, then post breakfast 1 hour was 117 and post breakfast 2 hour was 128
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Sugar levels are within normal limits.. U don't have GDM as of now... Take frequent small meals. Physical activity as tolerable

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