Pregnant, Normal Results Of OGCT, Advised Repeating The Test After A Month. What Does This Indicate?
hi i m 30 yrs old & pregnant with my 1st baby. last august i had my first 1 hour OGCT test for 50 grams had my result 149.39 mg/dl my O.B recommended me to have my 100 grams 3 hr OGCT and had normal results for it. After a month my doctor told me to repeat the 50 grams OGCT to be sure but my result is 149.39 mg/dl what does this indicate? I haven t been to my O.B since the result .. Will my doctor ask me again to repeat the 100 grams OGCT? thanks
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The result of your Oral glucose tolerance test is on the higher side and may need the three hour test again. Gestational diabetes is diagnosed through screening based on the presence of various risk factors like family history, past pregnancies, older age and obesity and so on. If confirmed, you will need some extra care until and after sometime after delivery, until postpartum evaluation is done. I advice you to consult your obstetrician for an evaluation and followup, if needed, with an endocrinologist. Take care.
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Pregnant, Normal Results Of OGCT, Advised Repeating The Test After A Month. What Does This Indicate?
Hello, The result of your Oral glucose tolerance test is on the higher side and may need the three hour test again. Gestational diabetes is diagnosed through screening based on the presence of various risk factors like family history, past pregnancies, older age and obesity and so on. If confirmed, you will need some extra care until and after sometime after delivery, until postpartum evaluation is done. I advice you to consult your obstetrician for an evaluation and followup, if needed, with an endocrinologist. Take care.