Take baby early???

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My fasting blood sugars haven’t been stable for about 2 weeks. I’ll be 26 weeks tomorrow. My doctor has increased my night time insulin damn near everyday and it’s not doing anything numbers are still the same. If they don’t stabilize will they take my baby early???

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For me this happened and I started having hypos on top in the end. They delivered the baby much to my relief at this point at 37+6. They will try and get your sugars stable x

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They would generally let you go till 39 weeks unless you have other issues. They will keep upping your insulin till you get there.
I was induced at 37+3 but only because my blood pressure was also high.

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Everyone is different but it takes time for the insulin to stabilize. I’ve been at 18 units for a while now which seems to be working. Almost 3 weeks and before that I was 3 weeks at 16 units. I think you’re taking the insulin too late…? At least that was the case for me I was taking it around 11pm and my mornings never seemed to work out fine. My doctor advised me to take it around 9/930 pm and then test fasting levels between 8-10hours later. That’s when I get the best results… she told me it was a trick lol and since then my mornings have been good.

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It will take time to get your dose right. And it will have to increase later in pregnancy. 
With my first it took about a week to get the dose right. Started at 15 and didn’t do anything until it went up to 25. I was up ton37 units by the time I delivered. I was induced at 39 weeks. 
This time I was diagnosed earlier and 15 units is working but im expecting it will go up in another week.

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I'm 35 weeks tomorrow and being put on insulin tomorrow i was told today I'm going to get induce early 3 to 4 weeks

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