My 1-hour test is tomorrow at 10:30 ish! I have to have the Rhogam at 10.
I'm nervous about what to eat tonight and tomorrow morning, though. I was instructed not to fast.
What did you eat? Did it affect results?
My 1-hour test is tomorrow at 10:30 ish! I have to have the Rhogam at 10.
I'm nervous about what to eat tonight and tomorrow morning, though. I was instructed not to fast.
What did you eat? Did it affect results?
cantaloupe / 6687 posts
I ate a giant bowl of honey bunches of oats - I failed my 1st time but passed the extended glucose screening.
For my next baby I am just going to eat some eggs and maybe a piece of toast with milk. Nothing too sugary and not a huge breakfast.
GOLD / pomelo / 5737 posts
Nothing! But my appointment was at 9:15 am and I had to drink the glucola at 8:45am. I was told I could eat something without sugar, such as eggs.
hostess / watermelon / 14932 posts
eek...I hate eggs, lol! maybe I'll pick up some plain yogurt tonight and have that and a slice of wheat toast with milk?
hostess / watermelon / 14932 posts
@googly-eyes: they didn't give me the stuff to take home, as I've seen some people do...so let's say I'm finished with the rhogam by 10:30..do I go downstairs, drink the drink and hang for an hour? then they do 1 blood draw? or do I have to do anything in between?
GOLD / pomelo / 5737 posts
Yeah I would just call and see what they suggest! They said "protein, like some scrambled eggs" to me but I'm not sure about what specifically you can eat.
Here they say not to change anything about your diet:
There are some babycenter threads on the subject if you google, but I'd still call just to be safe! (To avoid having to do it again unnecessarily.)
It should go as you said (drink, wait, blood draw) if you drink it at the office. Mine was done all in the doctors office and overlapped with my appointment. I drank it, went in for my appointment, and at the end of my appointment had blood drawn. Is it possible for you to maybe save time by going down, drinking the drink, getting your rhogam shot, and then going back for the blood draw? Might be something to consider if you don't want to wait around for an hour.
coffee bean / 45 posts
I had toast and cottage cheese with fruit. And passed, which I was not expecting :).
papaya / 10560 posts
Interesting. I was told not to eat anything after midnight. I passed with flying colors-107. When I was done...I got a half caff iced coffee and a chocolate croissant! Ha.
persimmon / 1379 posts
I also had to fast for 12 hours before the test...I was so hungry by the time it was done!!
pomegranate / 3890 posts
ummm. a poptart. haha dont judge, it looked really good! i passed though
pomegranate / 3053 posts
I ate plain oatmeal with both boys. Passed the first test with my first son and failed the first test with my second son but passed the 3-hour. I don't think it matters too much what you eat with the first test b/c they want to see how your body responds to the drink with what you normally eat. However, the nurse did say don't eat anything super sugary when I asked her. Good luck with your test!
GOLD / pomelo / 5737 posts
@stargal I went through a poptart eating phase last week! Last week it seemed delicious!
kiwi / 553 posts
A peanut butter sandwich and some milk. I usually have a small chocolate frosted donut with it but skipped it the day of the test!
GOLD / pineapple / 12662 posts
I had whole wheat toast with peanut butter and a small glass of skim milk about 4 hours before my test. I passed, although just barely.
hostess / watermelon / 14932 posts
well, I had a package of peanut butter crackers around 5 am and drank the drink at 10 am. we will see how it goes!
they also allowed me to drink water during the hour while I waited. thank god, because the air conditioning was out!
hostess / watermelon / 14932 posts
@stargal: @googly-eyes: weird! I also had a 2-week strawberry poptart stint a few weeks ago. it was heaven.
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