diabetes labor

If I'm at work, but I'm only 36 weeks along, can I continue?

I am of gestational diabetes, I would like to strict diet, according to recent analysis anatomy at 35 weeks I was 7 kilos, 1 oz not want to risk putting more weight baby because of my diabetes. I tell my midwife I wanted to keep working? I call and say I'm starting work, but I think I might try to stop because I'm not even 37 weeks.

If the baby is estimated at this weight, you should get going, or at least a doctor would never have worked with a midwife, so I can not say how he they can not continue work.if to put more at risk you and your baby.first to take drugs to stop the work can be dangerous for the baby. second with the size the child, threatening high enough to ac section.there other things too, but are most common concerns.good luck and if all else fails the unit itself emergency room

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