Fail glucose test?

Question

I take my glucose intolerance test on Monday and up until now, l haven’t really been worried about it. I consider myself a healthy eater and workout 6 days a week. 
What I hadn’t considered is the amount of fruit I’ve been eating. I eat fruit daily and at all times of the day. For a while, it was the only thing I could stomach but now it’s just habit. Plus, baby goes crazy and moves a ton when I eat fruit :).
I know these are natural sugars so it’s not the same as eating cookies everyday but I’m still worried this will lead to unfavorable results.
Anyone fail their glucose test even after being super careful about your pregnancy food intake?

Answer

Gestational diabetes does not occur because of what you eat. It is hormonal. You can’t prevent it. 
Yes, eating healthy (even fruits) is beneficial because if you are diagnosed, you won’t have to drastically change your diet. Some women require insulin even with a healthy balanced diet. 
It’s nothing to worry about. It can be stressful to have it if you have to drastically change your eating habits or be put on insulin, but it’s better to know and keep that baby healthy. 
Keep eating healthy. The fruits are fine. The test isn’t that bad! Stay positive! You got this!

Answer

I have GD and the way the specialist explained it to me, if you don’t have GD eating a bunch of fruit won’t spike your blood sugar. It also doesn’t matter what you eat or do during pregnancy. I have maintained a pretty healthy diet and only gained 7 pounds so far but still ended up having GD.

Answer

I'm not an expert, but im pretty sure that gestational diabetes is something you either get or don't get. It doesn't really have anything to do with what/how you eat or how healthy you are. There are women who are super healthy that still develop it and there are women who eat whatever they want and don't develop it. Obviously still make good choices eating but try not to stress (soo much easier said than done I know, im stressing over mine that I will have to take in a few weeks too lol)

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It's not about how healthy you eat or how much you workout. 
 IT'S hard to explain but I copied and paste this from webMD. 
"During pregnancy, your placenta makes hormones that cause glucose to build up in your blood. Usually, your pancreas send out enough insulin to handle it. But if your body can’t make enough insulin or stops using insulin as it should, your blood sugar levels rise, and you get gestational diabetes." 
But you can control it with diet and exercise. I am waiting on my results as well. I had to do the 3 hour glucose test because I failed my 1 hour test. 
I never had GD with my first one sooo >_<

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