You are supposed to eat what you normally eat so the test is accurate. If you do have GD you definitely want to treat it.
I ate what I always eat for breakfast (cereal) and went off to do the test. My result was 137. Anything over 140 is considered GD. To be on the safe side they DID have me do the 3-hour test but I passed that one with flying colors. And the 3-hour is the fasting one.
thanks ladies, i ended up eating a few bites of a sausage, egg and cheese burrito and drank some water. my neighbor thats a nurse told me to eat some protein. then when i got there the lady that took my blood said its usually better if you dont eat anything. so i should know the results later this afternoon when i call the dr's office.
when i took mine they didnt say anything about fasting, BUT if results come up a little high and u need a 3 hour test then yes that is fasting but the one hour i ate like normal 1 piece of toast wth peanut butter yogurt and juice
I was told you can eat a toast of bread, eggs and drink water in the morning of the day you do your glucose test. I was told not to eat anything past 12am the night before. I passes! I honestly don't think your supposed to just eat anything cause if so then I don't think you'll pass your glucose test and won't be accurate. Example. I drank my glucose drink in the house at 9:15am. I had to arrive at my clinic at 10am and told the front desk what time I took the glucose test. I had to arrive 15 minutes before so they can have me back there and draw my blood exactly an hour after I took the drink. Blood was drawn at 10:15am.