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Ppbs test and sleeping position
Hi i have two querries. Is ppbs test done in 19th 20th week of pregnanacy? And it is recommended 2hrs after having 75 mg of glucose?
Second i want to know which sleeping position is best i am 17th week now and sometimes i feel sleeping in back position is comfortable for me than both sides, is it wrong? Do i have to change my sleeping position from 17th week itself?
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At 17 weeks you can sleep in the position in which you feel comfortable.
You should go ahead with the glucose challenge test as has been advised to you.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
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St sugar after consuming 75 GM's of glucose is done at 24 weeks
Sleep the way u want
It does not matter at 17 weeks of pregnancy
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