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Pregnant Diabetics Support Exchange

This exchange is for pregnant women who are diabetic, type 1, type 2 or ... more

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Supergurl17 posted:

Does anyone know why my blood sugar would severely spike for no reason? I have been monitoring my levels for a couple weeks now and have gotten into a routine as far as meals and then all of a sudden this morning after my typical breakfast my blood sugar came back as 202!!! it's been between 100 and 120 ever since I started managing and I ate the exact same thing for breakfast this morning that I eat every morning, that number really scares me.

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Gestational Diabetes and frustratedDoes anyone know why my blood sugar would severely spike for no reason? I have been monitoring my levels for a couple weeks now and have gotten into a routine as far as meals and then all of a sudden this morning after my typical breakfast my blood sugar came back as 202!!! it's been between 100 and 120 ever since I started managing and I ate the exact same thing for breakfast this morning that I eat every morning, that number really scares me.

diamondc1 responded:

Did you take your BS before eating breakfast? It could be you started higher before eating. The other thing that could casue this is stress or being sick. When you are stressed your BS will not follow your normal range even though you may eat the exact same thing. Being sick can also cause these differences.

Report This| Share this:Gestational Diabetes and frustratedDid you take your BS before eating breakfast? It could be you started higher before eating. The other thing that could casue this is stress or being sick. When you are stressed your BS will not follow your normal range even though you may eat the exact same thing. Being sick can also cause these differences.

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