Most likely if your doctor asks you to wait it is for the sole reason to get your test results back for haemoglobin StrictionD A1C. To see if they are high. If a reading of 7 is given, it is good for diabetic patients but for the purposes of pregnancy, and to make sure that the baby comes out in the best health, it is preferred that a lower number is good. The reason a diabetic should have a lower blood glucose level is because it gives the baby greater chances to come out alive and healthy.
As most of you all know the most crucial time of pregnancy is the first six months where the babies internal organs are being developed. If the mother was to have high blood sugar level during this crucial time of early development then there is a high chance that the baby will be born with some defects.
But of course that does not mean that a women with diabetes should lose control after the visit to the doctor. It is vitally important for her to maintain her low sugar levels throughout her pregnancy. When you are pregnant with the baby, the placenta will release a hormone that will block the production of insulin which means that the mother will require an increase in insulin during this time. If a strict diet is followed as presented by the doctor, and you follow the guidelines both you and the baby will be fine. Once the baby is born the mother sugar levels will return to normal and she can live normally breast feeding etc.
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