Patient's question:
High blood sugar two hours after meals during pregnancy, when can I have a follow-up blood sugar check after delivery, and is it checked for fasting blood sugar or after eating?Doctor's answer:
Hello friend, first of all, for diabetic patients, it is important to eat small meals frequently and pay attention to a low-sodium, low-fat, and low-sugar diet. At the same time, you also need to be mindful of high-energy foods.Suggestions: Foods high in starch content should also be eaten in moderation or avoided. Choose low-glycemic index foods such as vegetables (cucumber, tomato, celery) and fruits (pomelo, kiwi). Protein should be selected as high-quality protein, such as lean meat and fish. Grains are best chosen as corn flour, buckwheat flour, or oat flour, but all should be consumed in moderation.
It is recommended to visit the nutrition center of a diabetes specialty hospital. The nutrition department will provide you with a tailored dietary plan suitable for you, allowing for precise evaluation of your condition. Personalized treatment based on standardized individualized care will enable fine-tuned dynamic control, helping you achieve the most ideal treatment results.
Wishing you good health!