My doctor had me see a dietitian and when she saw my fasting number (in the morning) was higher than 95 multiple times (even if it was 100), she immediately started me on insulin. I take it in the morning before breakfast and at night before I’m suppose to eat my bedtime snack. I also check my BS a total of 6 times a day. They want my number an hour after eating to be 140 or below...which is never a problem. The dietitian also gave me a carb intake guideline to follow and wants me to eat breakfast, snack, lunch, afternoon snack, dinner and bedtime snack. I keep having to adjust my insulin intake at night as pregnancy progresses to keep the fasting number down, but I only have about 3 weeks left now! That fasting number is the frustrating one.It’s not so bad, just have to watch carb intake and definitely limit/cut out sweets.Best of luck!!
FTM & GD
So I was diagnosed with GD a couple of weeks ago and so far have just been watching my diet and checking my blood sugars 4 times a day. I’m curious though, if you started this way and at what point did they put you on medicine. Here are my numbers:
The 126 in the morning was really 105 when I woke up. I’m nervous that even though my fasting numbers are typically below 100, they’re still too high. I was told < 100 fasting and < 130 after b, l & d. Thanks in advance!!
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