No problem good luck

@mommysbabies ok ty love

@rosebrandi626 ok ty love

I have low blood sugar too, I have pcos so I had to do my glucose test early cause my doctor was worried about me having high blood sugar, she told me that it's okay just make sure I eat more often and have lots of protein. The only thing she said was that she wants to keep an eye on it cause sometimes when you have low blood sugar, it'll switch over and get too high. Other than that though, she didn't say it would affect my baby or anything. Just that I would probably feel sick, dizzy or shaken. Don't worry about it until you talk to your doctor, if it's something they're concerned about they'll talk to you about it.

And it looks like only ways it affects baby is baby can end up with hypoglycemia could grow at a faster rate and jaundice but nothing to serious just make sure you eat small frequent healthy meals jaundice is common in and baby just try and stay hydrated too

@mommysbabies ok

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Oh ok how does it effect my baby

You may just have to eat more frequently I think usually it's a sign of hypoglycemia

Not yet I just saw the results on my online portal

Your doctor didn't get to tell you?

I'm not sure is this what this means

Do you have gestational diabetes?

I have no idea. I always go to Google for answers lol