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Im29 weeks pregnant and failed my 1h g diabethes test.i had a cup of kefir and chicken nuggets before the test, was this the cause? i am not overweight.
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Diabetes: Diabetes during pregnancy is not uncommon. If baby is doing well at 29 weeks that is a good thing. To keep it that way please have your gynecologist prescribe Insulin or get referred to an endocrinologist. Don't wait to get that help but get seen asap.
Answered 6/25/2014
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