Patient's question:
I am already five and a half months pregnant. A few days ago, when I had a prenatal check-up at the hospital, I was carefully diagnosed with gestational diabetes. In daily life, I don't like oranges very much. Today, my husband bought me a lot of oranges, but I'm quite worried. I would like to consult about this issue. The specific help I need: Can people with gestational diabetes eat oranges?Doctor's answer:
In principle, diabetic patients should try to eat less oranges and grapes, which contain a particularly high amount of glucose, and other fruits that can be eaten in moderation. So, regardless of how well you control it, it's best to avoid these two fruits as much as possible. Additionally, what is the reason for the blood stones in your eyes? Is it due to poor rest, or has it always been like this? Generally, after 20 years of diabetes, retinal, cardiovascular, and kidney complications may reappear. For safety, it's advisable to have an eye exam. Hello. I don't know how well your blood sugar is controlled. In principle, diabetic patients should try to eat less oranges and grapes, which contain a particularly high amount of glucose, and other fruits that can be eaten in moderation.