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Old 03-15-2008, 03:27 PM #1
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YAY Billie way to go.

So how do you take em. With meals, between meals? Do tell? How many? What brand?

I bought a brand from New Chapter Organcis called Cinnamon force
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Ok, I know everyone doesn't get it but even before I was pregnant I was on a controlled diet to maintain my blood sugar and it's getting worse but I’m only 16weeks so I was wondering if may be I have it already. Thanks for your answers and I’m going to ask my doctor at my next visit just was kind of wondering now. When does Gestational Diabetes normally start?
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Oh my! You got me there!! I am not too sure. I was tested around my fifth month of pregnancy.
Anyone else in our little corner know?
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I found this over on MedlinePlus
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000896.htm

Gestational diabetes is usually diagnosed during the 24th - 28th weeks of pregnancy. All pregnant women should receive an oral glucose tolerance test during this time period to screen for the condition.


I don't know if it can be diagnosed sooner or not... but in my humble opinion (i'm not a doctor) if it can be diagnosed sooner that's a good thing. I'd rather have it caught sooner than later.


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