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Sugar test during pregnancy
Currently i am 36 weeks pregnant, today I have done sugar before food and after food. FBS = 72 mg/dl PPBS = 81 mg/ dl Is this normal ?? I have attached report also
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Yes, this is normal
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Yes you are euglycemic right now , please get tested periodically to find out pregnancy induced hyperglycemia
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Yes it is normal and for further management u can connect
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Yes it is normal.but since pregnancy by virtue of itslef is a diabetogenic condition,you still need to be careful regarding your carbohydrate intake and regular exercise.
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It is normal.
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Yes ! Results are normal
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Normal Just relax No worries
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Yes it’s normal
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Yea its normal at present..
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Yes it’s normal
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Yes it's normal
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Normal
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Yes
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Yes it’s normal
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Yes normal
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Yes it's normal. No need to monitor at present.
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It’s normal
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Normal
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Yes Normal
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It's normal
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Yes it is normal...
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Yes, it's normal
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yes normal
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Connect
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Yes This is normal In pregnancy
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Normal
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