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Pp 143 in 36 weeks pregnancy
My delivery date is 3rd November. My pp is 143 today. I took metformin twice a day. Previous week my rbs was 107 it was in control but today its high..what should I do?Is it create problem during delivery time?is it very high sugar?
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Connect for further guidance Pp 143 is borderline and n not very high RBS is random blood sugar and can not be compared with pp as pp is sugar post 2 hrs of a regular full meal Try to maintain your pp below 140 to avoid diabetes related complications during delivery
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have fixed timings for meals and meds cut down simpler sugars
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Maintain your PP
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Kindly consult as detailed history needed for high risk pregnancy
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This PP report is normal Gestational diabetic patient should be induced after 38 weeks rather than waiting for edd
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Connect pls
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Borderline value  dont worry
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