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Gestational diabetes
Hi doctor,
Im 27 week pregnant and did GTT test today.
The glucose levels are as below
8 hours fasting - 102 mg/dl
1 hour after 75 grams glucose- 155mg/dl
2 hours - 126 mg/dl
Fasting sugar is mildly increased. Is this alarming and mean I have gestational diabetes or prediabetic?
Could this be because of my previous day diet ?
Thank you!
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Hi, your fasting value is a little high, it can be treated, I would like to know other details before suggesting treatment. Kindly consult online with all your reports.
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Dr. Raghav Bhargava
Endocrinologist
8 yrs exp
Delhi
You have gestational diabetes. Stick to dietary modification for 1-2 weeks measuring your sugar levels fasting and 1 hour after meals.
If no better will have to start medication.
The risk of you having diabetes after delivery remains high.
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Take an online consult to know more.
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