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Is The 1 Hr Glucose Tolerance Result Accurate?

I had a 1 hr gestational glucose tolerance test at dress office.The results was 160, I had a full lunch followed by the glucola drink.After reading about it on line i think I should have been fasting.i now have to do a full 3 hr tolerance .Do you think the 1 hr glucose tolerance results is accurate??
Thu, 26 Jun 2014
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Hi,
If you are doing a GTT, the exact amount of sugar (100g) needs to be taken for a proper evaluation. If you do it without the exact amount, available values cannot be interpreted.
If you have a risk of possibility of gestational diabetes, then get your GTT done according to standards.
Gestational diabetes mellitus leads to much riskier pregnancy if not under control.
In future there is always a risk of developing diabetes mellitus, post pregnancy.
Hope this helps.
Any further query, happy to help again.
Dr. Jyothi BL
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Is The 1 Hr Glucose Tolerance Result Accurate?

Hi, If you are doing a GTT, the exact amount of sugar (100g) needs to be taken for a proper evaluation. If you do it without the exact amount, available values cannot be interpreted. If you have a risk of possibility of gestational diabetes, then get your GTT done according to standards. Gestational diabetes mellitus leads to much riskier pregnancy if not under control. In future there is always a risk of developing diabetes mellitus, post pregnancy. Hope this helps. Any further query, happy to help again. Dr. Jyothi BL