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Inquiry Regarding 8th month Pragenency.
Dear Dr. My wife, is currently in her 8th month of pregnancy, and we have a few questions regarding her medication regimen. Specifically, we would like to inquire whether she should continue taking Ecosprin (or any other medications) at this stage of her pregnancy.Additionally, her blood sugar levels have been fluctuating around 180, sometimes going up and down. Could you please let us know if this is a cause for concern, or if it is within a normal range for this stage of pregnancy? As she's started taking medformin tablets before dinner and Lunch including breakfast.
Your expert advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Blood sugar 180 is very high . Fasting should be below 90 , after 1 hr of meal it should be less than 140 and after 2 hrs it should be less than 120.
Pls share yoursugar chart
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Ecospirin should be stopped at 34 completed weeks
Blood sugar levels of 180 are definitely concerning
She needs to connect with the dietitian for a proper diabetic diet
Regular sugar monitoring and treatment accordingly
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