Patient's question:
Doctor, my baby is a little over two years old. Because my blood sugar was high during pregnancy, it's still a bit elevated after birth. My diet has been well-controlled and within the normal range, but I'm afraid of her inheriting it from her grandparents. She loves drinking water and urinates frequently. She ate dinner at about 5:00 PM yesterday, but didn't eat much and stopped after a few bites. Around 6:30 PM, she drank a bottle of calcium gluconate oral solution and 120 milliliters of milk. This morning, before eating, I measured her blood sugar with a San blood glucose meter, which was 4.2. I also used two blood glucose meters simultaneously, and the results were the same. Is it possible that my baby has diabetes?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, the baby will never have diabetes, but diabetes can have a reverse generational inheritance. It is recommended that as long as the child grows up healthily, maintaining a healthy weight and keeping a cheerful mood, and preventing overeating. Do not overwork or work overtime, have a proper diet and appropriate exercise, and it is generally unlikely to get diabetes. The above is the advice for the question "May I ask the doctor, my baby is a little over two years old, why is my blood sugar high," and I hope it helps you. Wish you health!