I am a sea of ​​doubts ... hehehe.

Good morning everyone!

I have detected diabetes and I am 8 weeks pregnant, they are not sure if it is gestational or progestational diabetes, possibly it was before I was pregnant, but in short .. with the analytics of everything that I have apparently decided they have decided to medicate now.

I have sent me 5 unourej units., I've been in 2 days ... but it is not taking effect, I always have it a little ... does that take a few days to take effect ???
I thought that this from day one already had an effect.

I have to upload it 1 unit.After 3 days of bad results, but esq.It seems so little.

Does anyone explain to me a bit how this is going?

Welcome to the @Sarainueva forum to understand that you have been diagnosed with diabetes during pregnancy can be overwhelming, but you are in the right place to find support and guidance, I hope we can help you.

Regarding your doubts about the medication with Tourej, will it be not toujeo?Slow action insulin.

If it is toujeo, it is important to know that the body's response to any treatment, especially insulin or hypoglycemic agents, can vary significantly from one person to another.Although some patients notice an immediate effect on their blood glucose levels, in others it can take some time to adjust the appropriate dose to achieve the desired control of glucose.

The dose adjustment process is common and necessary to find the correct balance for your body, especially during pregnancy, where your needs can change quickly.It is always crucial to follow the instructions of your medical care team, who will adjust your treatment based on continuous monitoring of your glucose levels.

In addition, they may suggest changes in the diet and the level of physical activity, which are key components in the management of diabetes, along with medication.Be sure to maintain open communication with your doctor or your diabetes care team about any concern or effect you notice, as well as any change in your health status.

Here in the community, you will find many people who have gone through similar situations and we are here to support you and share our experiences.But it is always essential that any advice or shared experience is discussed with your health professional, who has a complete understanding of your medical situation.

If you have more questions or need to vent, we are here to listen to you.Taking care of yourself is the most important thing now, both for your well -being and your baby's.

Courage and strength, you are not alone in this!

Thank you very much for your words, and you are right, insulin is called how you say.Hehehehe, tonight I have to get a dose to see tomorrow how it is going.

The Tougeo takes about 5 days or so to stabilize.
If effect is almost 24 hours, the slow mnuncan usually arrive.
You also have to see your glucose after meals and inform the doctor of your results.
The main thing is to go little by little to avoid hypoglycemia.

Thank you very much

I thought you put it on it and the next day I started to go down

Sarainueva said:
I thought you put it on it and the next day it was already beginning to go down

At first you will have to test adjustments until you find your optimal dose.

To each dose change you have to give it 2-3 days to see if it takes effect.

I use toujeo and it costs a few days to regulate and in your case with hormones a thousand, a little more.
The usual guideline what the doctor has told you is that you measure the glucose when you wake up and if it is high 3 consecutive days, you climb a unit and see the effect 3 days, if it is high, another unit goes up and so on.The same to go down.

The pregnancy will upload the need for insulin in the last quarter.

Important, control the comes of you and exercise, walk every day, that will help you a lot.

ruthbia said:
I use toujeo and costs a few days regulate and in your case with hormones a thousand, a little more.
The usual guideline what the doctor has told you is that you measure the glucose when you wake up and if it is high 3 consecutive days, you climb a unit and see the effect 3 days, if it is high, another unit goes up and so on.The same to go down.

The pregnancy will upload the need for insulin in the last quarter.

Important, control the comes of you and exercise, walk every day, that will help you a lot.

Thank you very much, I got 6 units yesterday, (I put me 5) xq.It was 2 days that neither a "good" result neither fasting nor after meals ..., so although it had only been 2 days I decided to climb 1 Unid.because.As I say not a good result.
I have controlled the diet and I go for a walk when I can .. the truth, I do not give my life.ha ha

You can exercise at home, there are many videos.
When spending energy with exercise, you use less insulin and your muscles burn that glycemia of more we have.
With exercise and a strict diet of hydrates, you could not use insulin.Tell her with your nurse and doctor.