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GTT test in Pregnancy
I am currently at 24 weeks and recently got tested for GTT and results are as below. Fasting glucose ------ 81.7, BLOOD GLUCOSE 1 HOUR   -  Fluoride 1 hour ---182.2 mg/dl URINE GLUCOSE 1 HOUR   -  urine 1 hour ---Nil BLOOD GLUCOSE 2 HOUR   -  Fluoride 2 hour ---169.7 mg/dL URINE GLUCOSE 2 HOUR   -  urine 2 hour -----Trace As my gynaecologist is out of station i would need help in identifying if I have Gestational diabetes and will Insulin be prescribed or can be controlled with diet. Please help.
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U will need help of dietican and diabetologist
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These days a simpler test is done to identify pregnant women who have Gestational Diabetes or who are likely to get Gestational Diabetes. It is known as Glucose Challenge Test. Please get that done after consultation with your Gynaecologist. I am not impressed by your GTT.
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Was 75 gm glucose taken?? If yes than the one hour sugar levels was not required The 2 hour is high This is called gestational diabetes Avoid sugar Walk Meet a dietician fr a diabetic diet Repeat fasting n post lunch after a week Maintain fasting less than 95 Post lunchless than 140 If still deranged Physician opinion fr sugar control
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Fasting and 1 hr later sugars are within normal range. 2 hrs after test is borderline raised. No need to start insulin. Control your diet. Sugar monitoring cane done by glucometer later on. Consult your doctor for the same.
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