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Gestational diabetes what to do when blood sugars are high during morning fast? |
I checked my blood levels for the first time this morning and they were at 181. My doctor told me it should be at 95. How do I lower it? He didnt tell me what to do if it was high, he just told me to check it before I eat breakfast and check it 2 hours after lunch. I am new to all of this and have been waiting for a dietician to call me and tell me what my next steps are. I was just diagnosed yesterday morning and the health of my child is on the line here so I am pretty worried about what I should do to lower these blood sugar levels. Sorry if I sound like an idiot who doesnt know what she is talking about.... because I dont LOL. I also just checked after lunch and I am at 256. No I didnt eat anything too big or carby. I had green beans and cream of mushroom soup. I also ate an apple with ground cinnamin... I am pregnant people... odd combinations taste yummy lol. But I know that is waaaaaayyyyy too high. I agree with 'justwondering' you should call the doctor and tell him. You definitely need to be on insulin ( rapid acting ) 3 times/day premeals// I am not a doctor, but I do have hypoglycemia. I can pretty much bet you that if your final meal of the day has lots of protein and low carb vegetables... nothing carby like bread, potatoes,rice,your blood sugar will improve. You can try cutting your carbs at night to reduce your morning sugars, but you're pretty far out of the ballpark for what's considered normal. Call your doctor today and tell him how high your blood sugars are. You are in the range which requires insulin. Your baby absolutely requires it. Do not wait for someone to call you. You must get back in there. |
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