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a co-worker of mine recently had a baby boy. she too had gestational diabetes. however aside from sugar pills, she was also taking insulin shots. her boy turned out to be 10lbs some ounces. with gestational diabetes the baby tends to be on the bigger side. she had to get a c-section. if i recall, your scheduled for one also which would be good considering she's already 5lbs. we dispense glyburide all the time to our diabetic patients. it seems to be pretty good. i know having the nurses recognize you is a good feeling, and it makes you a whole lot more comfortable. well now its just a matter of time. before you know it your little girl will be here. take care for the remainder.
aww. well i'm glad you got the tablets instead of the shots. they suck!!!
the insulin seems to really help me. before i was running in the mid 200's and now i am staying in the 110 range. i rather get shots all day than have to use the stupid finger poker thingy.
is your bp better with the glyburide? mine seemed a bit better after i took my shot yesterday.
Uhm I don't know yet. My blood sugar is weird as ever. Some days it acts up, some days it doesnt. So I'm going to wait to take this medicine for when someone else is home with me in case my sugar bottoms out, and I get sick.
that's a good idea. mine is kinda off too. when i wake up i check my level and that one(fasting) is always high. then i take my shot and eat. i check my blood again two hours later and it is usually still kinda high, then 2 hours after lunch it is good, then two hours after dinner it is low, but by the time i wake up it is high again.
the insulin seems to really help me. before i was running in the mid 200's and now i am staying in the 110 range. i rather get shots all day than have to use the stupid finger poker thingy.
is your bp better with the glyburide? mine seemed a bit better after i took my shot yesterday.
i swear it makes me think i am sleep eating!