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I dont have diabetes, but i had gestational diabetes when i was pregnant. is it strange for my fasting number to be 94 & then i eat & right after 89?
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No: That is not that uncommon for the blood sugar to maintain like that.5 to 10% of women who have gestational diabetes will have diabetes after the baby is born with 30% developing diabetes later.However ,your blood sugars are ok now.Just eat right,exercise and keep regular follow ups.
Answered 2/10/2019
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