Can IVD and Glucotolerance be taken together?

Glucose tolerance and four-dimensional test are necessary prenatal tests for pregnant women, but many mothers and fathers are not very familiar with them and don't know what to do. The time for doing glucose tolerance and four-dimensional tests is not so clear, and whether you can eat before doing them is not so clear, so in the following time I will introduce some relevant knowledge about glucose tolerance and four-dimensional tests to you.

For both glucose tolerance and four-dimensional test, they can actually be done together. The former is usually performed at the 24th week of pregnancy, while the latter is usually performed around the 24th week of pregnancy. For these two, if they are done together, there will not be any serious harm to the baby. During this period, what mothers need to do is to prepare their own things. Before that, you must pay attention to your diet. If you don't pay attention to your diet, it will be bad for your baby.

There are also some common problems before the glucose tolerance test. The key is to have a normal diet 3 days before the test. In the 3 days before the test, the dietary carbohydrates (i.e. rice and pasta) should not be less than 150 grams. If you don't eat it, the test results will be affected to a certain extent. Regarding the four-dimensional test, there are some things that need to be paid attention to before the test. You can eat before doing the four-dimensional test, but you cannot eat when doing the glucose tolerance test. This is the difference between the two.

The above are some relevant professional knowledge about glucose tolerance and four-dimensional measurement. I hope it will be helpful to you. There is no contradiction between glucose tolerance and four-dimensional test. If the pregnant woman does not have much unnecessary time, they can be combined. It’s just that the waiting time and the time spent in the hospital are longer. Pregnant women should do a good job of prenatal checkups during pregnancy to prevent the baby from being born with certain defects in the body. Before the test, it is best not to eat after 10 o'clock the night before. You can drink water, but not tea or coffee. The first fasting blood sample is used to check the sugar level in the blood, which is called the baseline test.