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Do i need a test for gestational diabetes?

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Yes: The american college of obstetrics and gynecology recommends that you take this test sometime between 24-28 weeks. They also recognize that if you are very low risk, you may not necessarily need to take this. Talk to your doctor to see what your risk level is.

Answered 12/26/2014

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Yes: Diabetes screening should be a routine part of prenatal care for all pregnant women- if you are seeing an ob/gyn they should schedule this test midway through your pregnancy. This, of course, assumes you're pregnant. If you're planning pregnancy, there is no test to predict gdm precisely beforehand.

Answered 3/11/2016

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