Just got my GTT done and sugar levels came border line, doc told me to watch my diet. Honestly thoda nervous because i love sweets na. Anyone been through gestational diabetes, how did u manage ur glucose?
Look, high glucose in pregnancy is serious, okay? You need to stick to a proper diet plan given by your doctor or a nutritionist. No sweets, no sugary drinks, small frequent meals. And walk everyday after dinner. Don't take it lightly, it affects both you and the baby.
Beta, if glucose levels are high, you have to be very careful. My nani always used to say to drink a little methi dana water soaked overnight, it helps some people. But mostly, ghar pe khana banana, avoid sweets, and walk a bit. And yes, definitely listen to your doctor, they will tell you the main things.
Controlling glucose levels is all about being consistent. I used an app to track my meals and sugar readings throughout the day, which helped me understand what foods spike my levels. Your doctor will likely give you a glucometer. Also, try to break up your meals into smaller, more frequent portions. Stay hydrated!
Glucose levels, huh? During pregnancy, I felt like everything I ate turned into sugar, lol. Honestly, it's mostly about eating boring, healthy food and walking whenever you can drag yourself. And if your doc says medicine, then medicine it is. Good luck, it's a marathon, not a sprint!
Oh god, glucose levels! I remember freaking out about every single thing I ate when my levels were a bit high. It's so stressful, na? Pls make sure you get a proper diet chart from a nutritionist approved by your gynac. And track your sugar levels regularly, like your doctor advises. It's important to be super careful.
Given my PCOS history, I was extra cautious about glucose levels during pregnancy. It's really important to work closely with your gynac and possibly an endocrinologist. They might recommend specific dietary changes, regular exercise, and close monitoring. Please don't rely on self-medication or unverified remedies; professional guidance is key.
Glucose levels during pregnancy need strict monitoring, especially if you have gestational diabetes. Cut out all sugary drinks and processed foods, seriously. Focus on whole grains, lots of veggies, and lean proteins. Regular walks after meals also help a lot, but most importantly, follow your diabetologist and gynac's diet chart and medication plan.
