Anyone else have gestational diabetes?

Question

I am 34 weeks and my gestational diabetes is getting harder for me to manage. I was doing a great job keeping my blood sugar in check, and the last week have had several high ones even though I have been staying within my carb recommendations. Anyone else in this boat?

Answer 1

I had it about five years ago and while it is tough there are a few things you can do. Every time after you eat do some light exercising it helps drop your blood sugar. I had a stationary bike in my house and hopped on it for 10 minutes or so after a meal, went for a walk around the block or even swimming in the summer. Any carbs - make them whole grain. No Sugar at all! It's rough but worth it in the end and sometimes you even lose weight when you are pregnant.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Hi. I don't have gestational diabetes, but I did notice you're just as pregnant as I am. I'm due August 29th. If you'd like to stay in touch, here's my email

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take care!
Mandy

Answer 4

My sister in law had gestational diabetes. She drank a lot of water and ate a lot of protein. Also, exercise helps keep you regulated.

Answer 5

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