Diabetes type 2?

Question

Has anyone having deabetes type 2(contolled with pills) has been pregnant? Any sugestions or comments? Thanks

Answer 1

""Also, if you plan to become pregnant, you will need to control your diabetes with diet and exercise or with insulin. It is not safe for pregnant women to take oral diabetes medications.""
http://www.diabetes.org/type-2-diabetes/oral-medications.jsp

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Answer 4

I have gestational diabetes controlled by medication (the same used by type 2) and it has worked very well for me. I still have to follow a strict diet but generally my readings are all within normal ranges and I feel none of the side-effects. My sister on the other hand had type 2 and needed to use insulin injections to control and had a much harder time balancing her highs and lows. The pill ( I use glyburide) keeps it balanced for me as long as I eat right. I hope this is helpful!

Answer 5

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Answer 6

i had diabetes type 2 when i was pregnant with my last baby , the only thing my doctor told me to do is watch what i ate , i did not have to take no pills , and i think i still have it sometime

Answer 7

diabetes type-2 is diabetes insipeds which is hormonal problem .I suggest u meet an specialist PG in medicine,if doctor have suggested u to have pills then find out for others &obey majority

Answer 8

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