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Pregnant and diabetic
Taking insulin and tablet from 3 days and fbs 130, ppbs 165 today.. Worried that it is not reducing.. Suggest
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Dr. Apsia Ruhi
Endocrinologist
4 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hello
it's been 3 days that u started trtmnt.
It takes time to titrate the dose.sugars are definitely high.u can start mixtard 4 units before breakfast and check ur sugars next-day.
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it is preferred to follow consultation with single doctor.each doctor has his own mode of trtmnt.it takes time to titrate insulin dose and bring sugars to normal.
medical nutrition therapy helps.follow diet chart.check sugars every 3 days
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Dr. Tanvi Parikh
General Physician
11 yrs exp
Pune
In pregnancy the goal for fasting sugar is less than 95 and 2 hrs post meal is less than 120, for safe and healthy pregnancy.
Please consult online to discuss changes in the diabetes medications and their doses
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