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Hi all,

I am 27 weeks pregnant and have got gestational diabetes.. i am taking glucomet 850mg and under daily charting of blood glucose (BG)... advised for strict diet and walking which i strictly adhere to.... i had my breakfast - two idlis, medicines, and after 20 mins or so went for walk for 30 mins.. when i came back and measured, it showed as 160 which i was shocked and to recheck i tested again in two minutes and it showed as 136...; i am confused.

Is it possible that BG spikes after exercise/walk? Note my fasting value was 87 this morning...

Also is it some glitch in the device??
I am seriously concerned. If this week my values are in border, i am advised to start on insulin... which i would like to avoid if am able to control by medications...

Please suggest...
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Dr. Shilpitha

Sometime the device show improper results.. utmost accurate is the lab values

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Khushboo Pitti

Did u have idly with chutney? Have it with sambhar only..and have u been advised to chart daily after an hour of meal? Also did u eat any sugary item yday night or anything? Dont fret over one value.. check after luncb and dinner too.<br> @Rebecca Prakash

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Priya Sood

<span style="color:#3B5998;"><b><a href="http://app.babychakra.com/article/1742">Pregnancy Foods For Gestational Diabetes and Hypertension</a></b></span>

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Priya Sood

<span style="color:#3B5998;"><b><a href="http://app.babychakra.com/article/904">How to Manage Gestational Diabetes Through Diet?</a></b></span>

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Priya Sood

Hi Anon. I too had GD...but after delivery I'm ok but need to be careful and test sugar regularly.; While the expert advises sending you and article all the best dear <span style="color:#3B5998;"><b><a href="http://app.babychakra.com/article/596">Top Tips For Managing Gestational Diabetes</a></b></span>

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