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Sugar Trace at 32 Week
32 Week pregnant and taking rich high protein diet (very high) and milk daily so that it help my baby weight increase. Taking thyroid 50 mcg Labetalol 100mg x 3 times daily. BP is normal...
Till 3 days back and last 5 report we did in this month, CUE report my Sugar was NIL, just few minutes back CUE report says sugar TRACE.
Is the report inaccurate? Is SUGAR TRACE is a matter of concern? Pls suggest shall I go for retest of CUE or go for fasting and post sugar test?
My baby weight is 1.6+ KG today. Pls 🙏 suggest in detail.
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You are taking antihypertensive drug and drug for thyroid and baby weight is 1.6kg sugar is also in traces so if this is your first child so you r elderly primi with preeclampsia also decrease weight of baby .so you may go for test or also plan for early delivery or surgery
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Do hba1c test
And connect with all previous reports
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Please connect for online consultation and advice
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Connect please
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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Do fasting and postprandial blood sugar tests.
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