Kusum Setty5 Oct 2025What does pregnancy diabetes mean?My sugar test came slightly on the higher side and doc mentioned gestational diabetes, im 26 weeks. I never had any diabetes before so im confused what this actually means. Does it go away after delivery? Pls explain in simple words.310ShareShare your experience or answer thisCommentSort by:LatestAishwarya Bajpai·8 Oct 2025Are you also waiting for your glucose test results? I am so nervous about getting diagnosed with this.21ShareReportKanika Pillai·16 Oct 2025I had gestational diabetes and had a safe C-section at 38 weeks. Baby's sugar was normal at birth, so stay positive.18Share
Aishwarya Bajpai·8 Oct 2025Are you also waiting for your glucose test results? I am so nervous about getting diagnosed with this.21ShareReport
Kanika Pillai·16 Oct 2025I had gestational diabetes and had a safe C-section at 38 weeks. Baby's sugar was normal at birth, so stay positive.18Share
Kasturi Salunkhe·5 Oct 2025It is called gestational diabetes, which happens due to pregnancy hormones blocking insulin. It is easily managed with diet.17ShareReport
Esha Nayak·11 Oct 2025Don't worry dear, it's very common. Just follow a strict low-carb diet and do light walking after every meal.16ShareReport
Ambika Khandelwal·13 Oct 2025Basically means your body is telling you to stay away from mithai! It is tough but totally worth it for the baby.15ShareReport
Kadambari Yadav·16 Oct 2025No need to panic at all! Just stay active, cut down on white rice and sugar, and you will do great.15ShareReport
Yamini Soni·9 Oct 2025It is temporary high blood sugar during pregnancy that usually goes away right after delivery.12ShareReport
Daakshayani Deora·12 Oct 2025I cried so much when I got diagnosed, but with diet control, my baby was born perfectly healthy and normal weight.12ShareReport
Chithra Gandhi·19 Oct 2025It's just a temporary phase, don't stress too much! Just replace simple carbs with protein and walk a bit.12ShareReport
Mandira Alva·14 Oct 2025With my PCOS history, I was tested early for this. It is highly manageable if you monitor your levels regularly as advised.11ShareReport