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OGTT in 25 weeks pregnancy
Respected gynaecologists.
I am 25 weeks pregnant.
I am very tense and confused.
I had done today ogtt test which comes 170 in two hours and 95 in fasting..
So is,this,normal or gestational diabetes.
While in my random test it was 120 and hb1ac test was 5.6 .
so is it symptoms,of diabetes...
Please answer and remove confusion
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It is normal so don't worry.
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Your increased sugar levels should be taken care off as these are high.. But dietry modification will help.. Repeat the levels 2 wk after diet restrictions
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Visit to nearby gynaecologist doctor who will be able to attend you..he/she can help you accordingly by giving you proper advice and treatment regarding your issue
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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11 yrs exp
Mumbai
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
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Osmanabad
chat privetly for more Desccusion of ur problem and further line of management
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