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I had gestational diabetes for the last 3 months of my pregnancy. I controlled it very well with diet alone and my son was born 2 weeks ago with no complications. I have been checking my blood sugar a few times a day and I have had some high readings when I eat a lot of carbs. Does anyone know if it takes a few weeks for your pancreas to recover from gestational diabetes or does this mean I have the real thing? I am quite distressed about this. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. HOM艗OPATHIC TREATMENT(s) FOR DIABETES :- If you are overweight and overeat, your diabetes canc continue- It's critical that you start eating better , exercising, and drinking more water now. Even if you don't want to. Diabetes right now may be reversible for you, but real diabetes can croos over at anytime, and it is not reversible. Don't play Russian Roulette. The Pancreas in Diabetes usually 2-6 wks postnatally the fasting blood sugar is measured and reading could be normal or high (meaning DM) It's not so much your pancreas that has to return to normal, but your insulin resistance. This is dependent in large part on your weight loss. The sooner you get your weight back down, the better your blood sugar will be. I would go carb-less for awhile. I had gestational diabetes in 1992 and developed Type 2 diabetes in 2000. I feel if I would have been more careful with what I ate I might have been able to keep it away. I do well now but-----if I only knew then what I know now. Good Luck to you. First of all, you need to check blood sugar 2 hours after eating. Any sooner than that and you will get a high reading. Cut back on your carbs though as part of a balanced diet for anyone. Also, check blood sugar before you eat in the morning. My daughter also gets it when she is pregnant and it takes her a month or two for it to get back to normal. |
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