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Ideally, your called gestational diabetes. Which means diabetic during pregnancy for now. A strict diet can make you and your baby healthy. Diabetic pregnant ladies are prone to produce a big baby. If you control your diet like say no to biriyani and junk foods. There are more chance of normal delivery. Just a few more days for your delivery then you can eat whatever you want however if you are carving for biriyani. Enjoy it at small quantity. 

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Dr. Vidya Mahadev HonawadMBBS, MD - Obstetrtics & Gynaecology, FCPSIVF Specialist

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Oral glucose challenge test >140 abnormal 140 to 160 diet management and frequently monitoring >160 needs treatment Insulin is the drug of choice with monitoring. 

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Dr. Sugandh GuptaMBBS, MD - Forensic Medicine/Forensic Medicine & Toxicology, PG Diploma in Diabetes & General MedicineDiabetologist

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Hello That seems to be fine You just have to monitor your diet Avoid all kinds of sugar and sweet Walk exercise yoga as health permits There are special instructors to help guide pregnant women Please check Local hospitals. 

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Dr. Rakesh KakkarPractical Course In Diabetology, Post Graduate Course In Diabetology, MBBSEndocrinologist

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If your sugar is high, you have to be on insulin through out pregnancy under supervision of some doctor. 

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Dt. Anushree MitraM.Sc - Dietitics / Nutrition, B.Sc. - Dietitics / NutritionDietitian/Nutritionist

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Yes there is a chance of diabetes.check once for confirmation.then start weight loose.you have to loose weight very carefully. Diet should nt be lack of required vitamins & minerals and should be contain foods which helps in breast milk. You may contact me for detailed diet plan. 

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