Have a question about Gestational diabetes?

I had the glucose test done early on in pregnancy, I am in my 3rd trimester and have to do it again. The 1st results were 64. Am I at risk for having gestational diabetes in the 3rd trimester, if I did not have it in before? I am just wondering because my baby @26 weeks is 3.5lbs, but there is question about the due date too. They say MAYBE but prolly not. I have not had it with my 2 other kids, and I am not gaining too much weight.

Anything below 90 is normal.

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I have hypoglycemia, what are my chances of gestational diabetes?

I have hypoglycemia and i was wondering what my chances of having gestational diabetes was? i get tested in 3 weeks at my 28 week appt.
no i do have hypoglycemia i was diagnosed when i was 14, cuz they had thought i was diabetic, cuz of the episodes i was having.

Slim.. Hypoglycemia is low blood sugar… I believe you meant to say that you are Hyperglycemia which is high blood sugar, which women who aren’t diabetic but are pregnant are tested for around that time.. This could definitely lead to gestational diabetes, but don’t be alarmed..I would suggest starting to change your diet, if you haven’t already. Stop eating processed foods, which tend to have nothing good in them anyways, but are loaded with tons of carbs, which will be broken down in your body as sugar.. If you already have too much sugar in your blood, this won’t help the problem. Stock up on whole grains, light dairy, tons of veggies and fruit (but do veggies more than fruit, as fruit has tons of sugar). I would also trying doing some light exercise if you haven’t already (just walking) because exercising will naturally lower your blood sugar..

Now if you really do have hypoglycemia which not many people have unless they are diabetic, you will need to add some sugar to your body. I would drink a 1/2 cup juice with every meal, do not wait too long to eat and you will crash.. try to eat small mini meals (like 6-8 times a day) kind of like grazing, but not on chips and dip.. etc.

Lots of people who aren’t diabetics, think they experience hypoglycemic episodes, which they do, when they haven’t eaten in a while… like faintness, tingling of the hands, light-headedness, etc.. try eating something, it usually does the trick!

Best of luck with your pregnancy – you’re almost there!!!!!!

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HCPCS Codes 2011: Get the Pay you Deserve for Medicare Drug Screening Tests

Many lab coders are confused now, owing to the 2010 code changes and CMS’s surprising 2011 reversals. Don’t be. Here, we’ll show you the way on ways to get all the pay you deserve for Medicare drug screening tests.

Your choice is ruled by complexity

If your lab carries out drug screening for single or multiple drug classes by any lab method other than chromatography, you have two options to report your work for Medicare beneficiaries this year:

G0431 (revised) and G0434 (new)

You should choose between these codes based on the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) complexity classification of the specific lab test you are using. The CLIA categorizes tests into three complexity groups, as follows:

Waived tests
Tests of moderate complexity, including the subcategory of provider-performed microscopy (PPM) procedures
Tests of high complexity. You should report only one unit of G0431 or G0434 per patient encounter, irrespective of the number of drug classes you detect. Chromatography brings in mixed signals In spite of pricing 80100 on the CLFS, the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) lists 80100 with an ‘l’ (invalid) code status indicator. This means the code is “not valid for Medicare Purposes. Medicare makes use of another code for reporting of, and payment for, these services. In comparison, when Medicare makes the payment for a code on the CLFS, you will see the code listed on the PFS with status indicator “X”. This means the code may be paid on a different fee schedule, such as the CLFS, since the code represents a service that’s not in the statutory definition of ‘physician services’” Other codes won’t bring you the payments Most likely you used G0430 for some drug screen tests last year, however CMS deletes the code for this year. This year’s CPT adds a new code with the same definition – 80104. The intention was for Medicare to accept the new CPT code in place of G0430. Surprise: The agency deleted G0430 as anticipated, but declined to price 80104 for Medicare beneficiaries. In its final payment determination for the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments, the agency states that the 80104 code descriptor “doesn’t precisely mirror the types of tests that need to be captured for accurate billing and reimbursement. In its place, the descriptor for G0431 has been edited, and new test code G0434 has been made. To get the complete details, and for other information relating toHCPCS codes, sign up for a one-stop medical coding guide like Supercoder.
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Maybe if they didn’t stuff their faces on junk food takeaways and spend all day sitting on their fat @rses then they might have a better quality life…

Gggrrrrr YES people like this P me off. What is wrong with fresh fruit, vegetables and a healthy diet? With more and more supermarkets giving offers of fresh foods, there is NO excuse!!!

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My cat is diabetic, and he woke me up at 4:30 am after turning his nose up at dinner (there is always dry food available if he doesn’t like the wet food, like tonight) by clattering around in a corner on a diabetic crash. His sugar was 60, low but not terrible, so I started rubbing kero syrup on his gums like the vet told us too, and when I checked again, he was up around 100, which means he should have come out of it. Instead, he’s still wandering around, and now he’s panting, he feels hot, and there’s blood in his urine. Help!!! What do I do?

Ok, I am diabetic and this is the most sweetest question I have ever come across, and I hope your cat does get better, and doesn’t go to heaven.

Take him to your vet if he is still acting strangely, but usually after a hypo it does take about an hour for the effects of a hypo to go away, so don’t worry, he is probably just getting back to a normal mood.

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