GD
I thought my results by the finger pricking were good, turns out they were great for a non pregnant lady 😂
Anyway, I have GD, and it’s likely they’ll put me on medication since my 11-12hr of fasting is still giving a high reading. I have 1-2 weeks to adjust my diet and go from there even though I’m already eating a balanced diet, and eating what I can with Hyperemesis.
Those who’ve had it, is it more common to be given tablets or injections?
And if it’s injections, is it once a day? 🫣
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I've had it twice now, in my first pregnancy and in this one, it's exhausting to track and I'm finding as I get further along that something that used to keep my sugars normal now spikes themðŸ«
Never got to injections stage, just on metformin on an evening to regulate my fasting sugars, I think the injections are more for if the metformin doesn't regulate mainly
Im getting mine tomorrow morning can I ask are you aloud to drink water ive completely forgot what the nurse said to me when she booked me could of swore she said not even water?
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