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Can i eat breakfast (2 hrs) before taking the 1 hour glucose test for gestational diabetes? my doctor didn't give me any directions.
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Gestational diabetes: As your diabetes is generally diagnosed at 28 months you have short time to control you need to be placed in a calorie and carbohydrate controlled diet will need to monitor blood glucose at home 4 times a day for good outcome.
Answered 7/18/2013
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