I have it. Mines just being controlled by my diet. Its done the trick for me so far.
I currently have GD, I check my blood levels four times a day and am able to control it with diet. Just be careful with added sugar items, my blood sugar wasn't that much out of range when I was tested so I haven't had to do any insulin.
I was told normal was up to 139 during pregnancy. Mine were 143 and had to do the 3 hr which I passed with flying colors
Im not a doctor but I dint believe those numbers are bad .. if your in the 200s then most def a concern but follow what doc says ... its very difficult not to be able to eat certain food in big portions but through prayer I been making it through. .. was this the 1 hour or 3 hour test
My number was 135 and she said the normal range is between 117-128.
I only have to poke myself 4 times a day .... but I personally still eat just cut my portions down .. I dnt drink soda just a bunch of water ... for them to give u ou insulin it depends on your levels when you tested... what was your numbers if u dont mind me asking
No it varies. I did not have to take any medication at all. My sis in law did pills and some do insulin shots.
Thank you for your replies. Does every person diagnosed have to have insulin injections or does it vary by person?
I was diagnosed with my first. I saw a dietician and specialist every 2 weeks for the last couple months. They sent us to 'school' and taught us how to read lables and how to balance our meals to help keep glucose levels consistent.
I had to test my blood a few times a day and inject insulin once a day, then twice and eventually after every meal to keep everything normal. I followed the diet to a tee and still ended up being induced a few days early because my insulin levels.
BUT I delivered a healthy 6lb 10oz girl with no health concerns.
It went away for me immediately after i delivered... and you betcha i had a huge piece of cake!
I was diagnosed with my first. I saw a dietician and specialist every 2 weeks for the last couple months. They sent us to 'school' and taught us how to read lables and how to balance our meals to help keep glucose levels consistent.
I had to test my blood a few times a day and inject insulin once a day, then twice and eventually after every meal to keep everything normal. I followed the diet to a tee and still ended up being induced a few days early because my insulin levels.
BUT I delivered a healthy 6lb 10oz girl with no health concerns.
It went away for me immediately after i delivered... and you betcha i had a huge piece of cake!
I got it with my first. They gave me the little machine to test my blood in the morning and after every meal. I had a nutritionist show me good foods and bad ones