Reply With QuoteHow is your diabetes controlled? ie: insulin & diet or just diet? I don't know what is in sugar free eggs so it still might impact your readings. TBH I'd just avoid them altogether.
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Easter and GD
Gestational diabetes diet and Easter .. Can I get away with sugar free eggs or something??
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How is your diabetes controlled? ie: insulin & diet or just diet? I don't know what is in sugar free eggs so it still might impact your readings. TBH I'd just avoid them altogether.
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Save your goodies til DD is born... That's my GD plan lol
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Easter and GD
Just the diet , argh getting sugar withdrawals today my craving has been for chocolate and ice cream now I've cut back to a teaspoon a day it's starting to hit me
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I would avoid it. You don't want to have a high reading or 2 from some unknown, have them freak out and put you on insulin.
Completely understand the withdrawls though - I used to statisfy mine with custard after my dinner reading was done so it had the whole night to "disappear". It was actually one of the few things I could have that didn't cause to high a reading.
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Easter and GD
How often are you testing? I used to sneak in something sweet straight after I tested!! I only did this occasionally, my GD was diet controlled as well with very few high readings so allowed myself a treat every now and then.
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Easter and GD
I don't have to test thank goodness I was borderline she gave me a stern talking to and told to do gd diet because of bubs weight and early placenta deterioration but I guess she trusts me enough to behave myself without monitoring
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Glad I'm not the only one that done/does this! Maybe once a week after my 2 hour post dinner reading a have a scoop or 2 of ice cream
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