I am 31 weeks pregnant,i have slightly gestational diabetes.las week i checked my sugar level it was normal after 2hrs of food(110).But in fasting it was 95.My dr said that it is slightly high and check it with next time.if it is in the same range should take insulin.Is that correct ..?
Daily i am having diamet 500mg at morning and 850mg at night.i strictly avoid all rice and sweet products.also i am very much worried about my babys health.before 2 wks scanning,dr said that my babys weight is little higher than normal.it is 1.450kg.is that any problem..?please tell me...
sajuhammu
28 Feb 2018
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Dr. Neha
HI mommy. As of now, your blood sugar looks borderline. Cut down on sugars, fried foods. Finish your last meal 2 hours before bedtime. Take strolls or light walks in the evenings or mornings.
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28 Feb 2018
Katwss Spirww
Baby's weight is on a higher side becoz of high sugar levels. Consume more of proteins, cut down a bit on carbs and have multigrain aata if u consume chapatis, if u consume rice, prefer brown rice, millets, barley, oats; and high fibre diet, veggies, consume lot of water. Avoid ghee, butter, sweet fruits, dates, salty items! Go for walks, yoga and don't stress, u <u>should</u> b fine!
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28 Feb 2018
Rebecca Prakash
I too took insulin shots and it's nothing like people imagine and portray. It's better than tablets, no need to avoid rice if you are a rice eater. Rice and roti has same carb value, avoid sweets and juices, packed food like masala oats, kellogs etc. Go for walk after every meal. I was in insulin for 10 weeks and my sugar went as soon as I delivered. So nothing to worry about.
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28 Feb 2018
Akshaya Naresh
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28 Feb 2018
Sonal Swapnil
Hi even i had gestational diabetes and took insulin shots twice a day. Diabetes specialist gave a diet chart and told to cut down sugar. My baby's weight was normal. Delivery was normal but planned early to due date. Baby will be fine.Walking is required.
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28 Feb 2018