Patient's question:
Recently I haven't been feeling well and often think about going to the hospital for a thorough check-up. The doctor said it's pregnancy-induced diabetes. What should I eat for late-night snacks?Doctor's answer:
Considering your condition, it is best to actively adjust your diet to increase zero or have a more significant impact. It is recommended to reasonably arrange meals and actively observe how the fetal heart rate is normal. Under normal circumstances, actively treat sweetness, eat less, and eat more. The food determines not only to pay attention to nutrition but also to be more easily absorbed and digested. Fresh fish, tender chicken, eggs, animal liver, animal blood, lean meat, soy products, milk, jujubes, lotus seeds, fresh fruits, and vegetables can be provided. This is the cake you can eat, but don't eat too much. In this case, you can drink a lot of milk. In this situation, it is first necessary to treat excessive drinking and activity, and on this basis, use hypoglycemic drugs or insulin to rescue. As for dinner, as long as the three meals are normally arranged, try not to eat.