Patient's question:
Six months pregnant, pre-meal blood sugar 7.8, post-meal blood sugar 7.3. Why is the pre-meal level higher than the post-meal level? Can it interfere with the child? How to control it? Will it develop diabetes in the future?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, it is related to factors such as fewer bowel movements. You should control the total amount of daily diet, ensure balanced nutritional intake, and diversify your food choices. Avoid picky eating, engage in appropriate physical activity, and maintain a positive mindset, which will contribute to your health and help regulate blood sugar levels.Recommendation: It is advisable to visit the endocrinology department of a hospital for a standardized examination to confirm whether you have diabetes or gestational diabetes. The doctor will provide appropriate guidance based on your specific condition. Proper blood sugar control and regular prenatal check-ups will help you give birth to a healthy and intelligent baby!