I am having this big fear of having a stillborn :( I just wany baby out safe and happy. why did my OB put this thought into my head!
also would it be normal for them to start to do NST at.32 weeks twice a week until I deliver?
thanks ladies :) at about 16 weeks they put me on glybride (sp?) and ever since than they have been perfect-they even retested my AC1 and it was at 5.3- since weeks ago it dropped a whole point. at the beginning it was 6.4 and I've completely changed my diet. I had diabetes with my first and that Dr. didn't monitor nearly as close and delivered me at 40 weeks 3 days and he was 9lbs 3 oz
I had gestational with my first and now with my second I'm type 2 diabetic I was scared too but the risks of having a still born are low as long as you control your sugars I hated when they would tell me that but I know it was a harsh reality my first born is healthy as can be and so far my 2nd who is due in 2 months is growing perfectly :) you'll be ok
Try not to freak out be sure to test ur sugars and be on a good diet you will be fine I've had many friends who had gestational diabetes and with a good diet. They had very healthy babies I was boarder line with gestational diabetes my doctor never told me that I'm sorry they put that in your head hon stay strong you and baby will be ok
i had it all the up until i had my baby. it all seemed to good to he true. but i didnt have gestational diabetes..but i was still terrified
I had gestational diabetes throughout my pregnancy as welk and they had to induce me cause they said my daughter was weighing around 9 lbs and when I had her she weighted 7lbs 8oz
she mentioned it because I have gestational diabetes....and how I have higher risks....it freaked me out
I believe they do nst early for the same reason they would want to know of any complications that's what happened to me yea I'm waiting to see if I'm being induced or not with my son I was induced at 39wks but there thinking I might be induced with my daughter at 38wks but so far she's growing fine not too big thank goodness.