My sugar came slightly high in the gtt test and doc wants me to manage it with diet first. Im 26 weeks and honestly thoda scared about the baby. what changes worked for u all to bring it down naturally?
My doctor at the hospital put me in touch with their in-house clinical nutritionist. They gave me a highly customized diabetic diet plan which was so easy to follow. I highly recommend asking your hospital staff for a direct reference.
High sugar can affect the baby, so please check with your gynac immediately for a proper diet chart. Don't try to manage this on your own. Your doctor might suggest some mild exercises or safe medications if needed.
When my sugar went slightly up, my MIL stopped all my potato and rice intake immediately. But honestly, the real difference came when my gynac modified my diet. Definitely consult your doctor before making major changes.
My baby is just 2 months old, and I dealt with high sugar in my last trimester. I simply replaced white rice with brown rice and walked for 15 minutes after every meal. It worked like a charm, but do get a doctor's advice on this.
Please be very careful with sugar levels, as it is crucial for your baby's safe development. I lost a pregnancy earlier so I was extra cautious and followed my doctor's instructions strictly. Do not ignore this and consult your gynac right away.
Keep your mind calm and trust the process, stress can also increase your sugar levels. Praying for your health! Try to eat simple ghar ka khana and walk gently while listening to calming chants.
Managing sugar with twins was like a circus, I couldn't even look at my favorite mangoes! I had to switch to ragi, oats, and lots of salads. It's tough but totally doable, just hang in there and follow your gynac's rules.
Haan, pregnancy sugar can be tricky na! Maine toh aloo aur meetha bilkul band kar diya tha. Aur subah-shaam thodi thodi walk jaroor karna, usse sugar level badhiya control mein rehta hai.
I know how overwhelming it is to get a high sugar report, especially after so much struggle. Try to cut down on direct sweets and have small, frequent meals instead. Sending you so much love, please follow whatever your doctor advises.
I had gestational diabetes too, and controlling carbs really helped keep my sugar in check. Now that I am breastfeeding, I realize how important that discipline was. Focus on eating more protein and fiber, and keep checking your levels regularly.
