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Gd while pregnancy
Hi I'm 34 week pregnant now my sugar level was normal until 32 week but at 34 week gct I had some elevated sugar level
99 fasting
1 hr 212
2 hr 189
I am not under any medication for diebtics doc told me to keep my diet and under control and do excercise
I am checking my sugar level 4 times on a regular basis
Fasting post bb post lunch and dinner
Sometime the range come up till 165 . Is it something to worry? Will it affect my baby?
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When it is more than 165
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Make a chart fbs post lunch and post dinner review with 1wk data , will consider taking drugs
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Strict diet, exercise like fast walking( ideally 20min) as long as you can
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Dr. Giridhar Kuknoor
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35 yrs exp
Bangalore
Now you are in 3rd trimester, you can control by taking diabetic diet.
Get your blood sugar done in lab once,
FBS, consume 75 GMs of Glucose take sugar level after 1hr.
It should be
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