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24 Weeks Pregnant, Diagnosed For Gestational Diabetes,IVIS 120, Strings Of Blood In Vomit. What To Do ?

I am 24 weeks prgnant I am taking several medications including high blood pressure meds .i have been diagnosed for gestational diabetes .I just checked my lvls they r at 120 .But for some reason I still feel like I do when My levels is high.I went to the bathroom to throw up and severa; strings of blood was in the vomit all 3 times .What do I need to do ?Please help.
Thu, 23 Aug 2012
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hi,
because of fourseful vomiting sometimes esophageal mucosal tear can occur leading to blood in vomiting,
if your blood sugar and blood pressure are under control with medication usually there will not be any problem,
but as you got them in the early gestational age you have to be careful and strictly maintain the normal range, you should take frequent checkups for monitoring the growth of the baby,
if you are having any doubt with self checking you can get once checked in lab.
take care.
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24 Weeks Pregnant, Diagnosed For Gestational Diabetes,IVIS 120, Strings Of Blood In Vomit. What To Do ?

hi, because of fourseful vomiting sometimes esophageal mucosal tear can occur leading to blood in vomiting, if your blood sugar and blood pressure are under control with medication usually there will not be any problem, but as you got them in the early gestational age you have to be careful and strictly maintain the normal range, you should take frequent checkups for monitoring the growth of the baby, if you are having any doubt with self checking you can get once checked in lab. take care.