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Gastational diabetes
I m 30 week pregnant gestational diabetes is diagnosed
Nw I m having controlled diet..dr suggested me 3 unit insulin thrice a day.bt my sugar fasting some tymes 100..sme tymes 115...today it was 110..I took 1 cup f sugarless tea n 4 biscuits it becomes 170..after 2 hours i took half bowl f sprout n one small apple..again checked it after hours it was 72...I dnt understand y it is fluctuating too much .wat should i do
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Dr. Vikram K
Diabetologist
21 yrs exp
Bangalore
Diabetes can be reversed and controlled. We at livediabetesfree.org focus on that. Please fix up an appointment with me on oracto or connect via whatsapp or call on 914899o99o
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Dr. Apsia Ruhi
Endocrinologist
4 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Glycaemic fluctuations are common in the last trimester.
Follow medical nutrition therapy.
Take fixed quantity of carbs daily.
Check sugars on daily basis .
Based on that need titartion of insulin doses
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