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Pregnancy induced sugar level

2018-02-18 07:24:05
Hello, I am having 36 week of pregnancy I am already on insulin from 2nd trimester earlier my sugar level is on normal levels but yesterday my Bp got 146/100 but by evening it got 136/90 so they started labetalol 100mg and given me betamethasone 12mg inj after then from fasting and after breakfast blood sugar got shooting with more than 200. What to do kindly suggest. Although Bp is on normal level 122/80.
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Present treatment given is good enough slight fluctuations in BP and blood sugars can be managed with diet only you do not worry

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