Did your doctor give you a number or a pass/fail? Mine gave me a number, which doesn't mean a whole lot to me, other than I don't have GD.
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I called my doctors office the next day and they gave me a pass. I didn't find out my number until my next appointment.
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They gave me my numbers and the range.
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Mine was calculated from an A1C blood test at my prenatal intake appointment. I got my number and the range.
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Pass/fail. I never got a number.
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No, for my practice no news is good news. I'm hoping that since I haven't heard from them in over a week that it means I passed and that they aren't just backed up over the holiday.
If I want actual numbers I have to ask, usually as long as they aren't concerned I'd rather not know so I don't obsess over lows and highs. I'll know for sure at my next appointment on Tuesday.
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They didn't give me the info until my next appt a couple weeks later but I figured no news was good news.
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He never even told me this time around a number or p/f. He would tell me if I failed!
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Yay congrats!
I had finger pricks done and my nurse gave me the numbers. No gd either time!
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Mine just called a couple of days later and said I passed.
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They called and said I passed, I asked for a number
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I failed my 1hr and they gave me a number but I only got a "pass" for my 3hr.
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They just told me pass fail. I asked for the numbers after I delivered and found out I had failed the 3 hour test with only one number above the limit, and only by 2 points!!
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I didn't hear anything, which meant I didn't have it.
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My midwife called ... Gave me my numbers & the range they were looking for. From that, I knew I passed.
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My OB emailed me the following day that I had passed.
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i didn't get a number, just pass/fail.
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Dr's office called. Because I failed I was told my numbers and the ranges that were considered normal.
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