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Gestational Diabetics
Hi Doct..i am 29 weeks preg. I did my gtt test 4days back. Fasting is 88, 1hr post 75mg(glucose) is 179, 2hr post is 160. So Doctor adviced me to monitor blood sugar at home twice a day in every 2days interval.(FBS, after bf, afrer launch, after dinner alternatively and post 1hr of meal) .on 13th i did b4 breakfastf it is 78 and 1hr post lunch is 115. But I did again on 14th,1hr after breakfast is 157 and 2hr after bf is 117.today also i did 1hr post bf is 161 and 2hr after is 102. Are my readings correct or not?m bit worried. Doct told me only to measure 1hr post reading.But i myself doing 2hrs reading too..plz help wht should i do to control thus diabetes or its ok. Also m a pcod and thyroid patient from last 4years.
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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Dr. Manju Kumari
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According to your value it is not normal.You should take post lunch after one and half because after 2 hours reading is almost normal.For details contact me through practo online.
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