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I am 2 months pregnant. Dr told me to test glucose right now..I have no problem sometimes I have a headache ... I got treatment so I'm scared of everything .. Is there anything wrong?
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Consult for any antenatal counseling
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follow your treating doctor advise
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Regular ANCs is advisable during pregnancy
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Balanced diet with nutritional supplements is advisable
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At first congratulations for your pregnancy. You have no need to worry, your gynecologist is there. There are some routine tests which we usually perform to ensure your & your growing fetus's health & a healthy delivery in future.
If there is any kind of imbalance then it can be treated with proper method. You have no need to worry just enjoy the remaining pregnancy. Wish you a healthier life ahead.
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Enjoy the remaining pregnancy.
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No need to worry, continue your prenatal check ups. Consult your gynecologist.
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It's routine test during pregnancy.
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Blood glucose level is routine test for pregnancy
No need to get scared
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follow your doctor's advice
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