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From Texas, USA:

I am 34 years old with a twin pregnancy. I just had the 1 hour glucose test which came back at 159. For four weeks, I have been prescribed Brethine (for pre-term labor) and recently started Celestone injections. Is there any correlation between gestational diabetes and these medications?

Answer:

Brethine and Celestone can cause an elevation in blood sugar values. However, the effects will wear off with time. Therefore, you should have a 3 hour glucose test probably no earlier than 1 week from the last Celestone injection. You do not need to stop the Brethine.

OWJ

Original posting 22 May 1999
Posted to Gestational Diabetes

  
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