Maries_s
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Maries_s, that all depends. You and your doctor will determine a specific course of action, depending on how well your numbers are controlled by diet. They will outline a plan specific to you, but it will definitely include lowering the amount of carbs you eat and balancing them with protein, as well as adding some snacks in during the day. If for whatever reason your fasting numbers are still high, they may recommend either an oral medication (which I had to take last time) or insulin. As well as a diet change, you can expect a bit more monitoring with extra growth/fluid scans, non-stress tests (where they strap a monitor to your belly and track baby's heart rate while you push a button everytime he/she moves), and biophysical profiles (an ultrasound where they look for things like practice breathing, etc). And keep in mind that you don't have to have any of this intervention, I'm just letting you know what your doctor might bring up to you. Good luck with your test!!
Thank you so much for the reply. I know I would need to work with my Ob/Gyn all about GD if I don't pass my 3hr glucose test. Is just that I've never been dealing with GD so I don't know so much about it. I hope to be a good patient an do a better diet. It's a little bit or frustrating because I changed a lot of my diet since I started TTC. Even I started preparing my food in the more organic way possible. So I'm entering into the organic and healthy world!