Does gestational diabetes cause early labor?
I'm in my third trimester and was diagnosed with gestational diabetes. My doctor said to monitor it closely. Does gestational diabetes increase the risk of early labor? I'm due in a few weeks.
I'm in my third trimester and was diagnosed with gestational diabetes. My doctor said to monitor it closely. Does gestational diabetes increase the risk of early labor? I'm due in a few weeks.
It can happen sometimes if the sugar levels are not managed well. Just keep in touch with your gynac and don't skip your scans.
Listen, don't stress yourself out reading random things online. If you are tracking your sugars daily and taking your meds on time, there is a very good chance you will go full term. Just focus on your diet, take small walks, and leave the rest to your doc. You and the baby are going to be absolutely fine.
I had high sugar in my eighth month and was so scared of early labor. My doctor told me it only becomes a risk if your blood sugar is constantly spiking and the baby grows too big. I strictly cut down simple carbs, ate lots of fiber, and my delivery happened right on my due date.
Hi dear, yes there is a slightly higher chance of early delivery or doctor planning an early induction if sugars are fluctuating. But trust me, many moms with gestational diabetes deliver perfectly healthy babies at 38 or 39 weeks. Keep checking your fasting and post-meal numbers regularly.
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Honestly, I had the same fear during my pregnancy last year. Actually, my doctor kept a very close eye on the baby's weight through regular ultrasounds. As long as your sugar is in control, they usually don't need to deliver early, so just follow the diet plan.
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