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Pregnant, Mild Polyhydroamnios. Taken Glucose Tolerance Test. Will I Be Okay?
at 33 weeks of pregnancy , doctor found mild polyhydroamnios in gray scale sonography , i have done glucose tolerance test (75gm)
result : blood sugar (f) : 70 mg/dl
blood sugar (pp I) : 144
Blood sugar (pp II) : 83
urine sugar (f) : Nil
urine sugar (pp I) : trace
urine sugar (pp II) : trace
ketones : absent
as well as , i am o positiv e & my husband is o negative , done indirect coombs test & result is negative
is this normal , i have stopped taking sweet food also started walking ....
plz answer
result : blood sugar (f) : 70 mg/dl
blood sugar (pp I) : 144
Blood sugar (pp II) : 83
urine sugar (f) : Nil
urine sugar (pp I) : trace
urine sugar (pp II) : trace
ketones : absent
as well as , i am o positiv e & my husband is o negative , done indirect coombs test & result is negative
is this normal , i have stopped taking sweet food also started walking ....
plz answer
Fri, 12 Apr 2013
Hello dear,
Thanks for the query, your GTT is absolutely NORMAL, hence no need to cut down your sugars, get an anomaly scan done. If everything is normal, surprisingly the most common cause for Polyhydramnios is IDIOPATHIC. Hence just continue pregnancy.
Hope I answered your question, Kindly reply me if you have any further queries or any comments. I will be very happy to help you.
Sincerely,
Dr Arif
Thanks for the query, your GTT is absolutely NORMAL, hence no need to cut down your sugars, get an anomaly scan done. If everything is normal, surprisingly the most common cause for Polyhydramnios is IDIOPATHIC. Hence just continue pregnancy.
Hope I answered your question, Kindly reply me if you have any further queries or any comments. I will be very happy to help you.
Sincerely,
Dr Arif
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