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Blood Sugar Rise in pregnancy
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More details and history is required to make any comment. Is your blood sugar measured on fasting or two hours post meal?
Were you on any medication previously before pregnancy? Having constant high blood sugar levels will have changes in baby and few complications for Mother as well during labour and delivery..
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but don’t worry, gestational diabetes can be managed under doctors guidance.
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Dr. Santosh S Basarakod
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
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Chandigarh
Yes deranged sugar levels can adversely affect the foetus
You need to connect with a dietitian for a proper diet chart exercise and start medication
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Dr. Lisa Pinto
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Mangalore
You need to be more specific regarding the test you took..
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