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75 gm Glucose, 2 Hours result is 161
Hi. I am 27 weeks pregnant and asked to go for GCT. Doctor asked me to have breakfast at 8 am, then take 75 gm of glucose at 9 am. Then they took sample at 11 am. Results showing 161. Is it something serious? Will me and my babies (twins) be okay? And am I diabetic for life now?
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Consult some diabetologist
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You havee gestational diabetes dear.. Please keep your sugars control and follow your gynecologist advice for your babies to be safe.. You being diabetic for life cannot be decided now..
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Connect please
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This is raised ,go for diabetic diet , stay active , follow up with fasting and poatprandial sugar
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Yes this is raised
Should be less than 140
This is gestational diabetes
Stop Sugar intake
Walk
Follow a diabetic diet
Repeat fasting and post prandial sugar after 15 days
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Dr. Pendekanti Malleswari
Obstetrician
24 yrs exp
Bangalore
Not to worry, Suger levels a bit more,can be controlled with Diet.visit your doctor
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