No, passed the first test with plenty of room to spare.
It catches more borderline people and keeps folks who barely fail the one-hour test from having to suffer through 3 hour test.
After more searching on Google it looks like this is the new test going forward, its what the Diabetes Society people recommend. Sounds like one and three hour tests are being replaced by this one test.
The new ACOG guidelines are moving toward the 2 hour GTT only, instead of the 1 hour, then if you fail, the 3 hour. You just get one test, and if you fail, that's it. My OBGYN was implementing this with my first pregnancy, but I think they are still transitioning to the new guidelines.
I'm in Canada and the lab I work at we still do the 1 hour screen on moms first. And only do the 2 hour if the moms fail. We don't do a lot of 2 hour prenatals so there can't be a lot of women that fail. The one hour is nice because you don't have to fast before and then continue to fast after the drink until all the blood collections are done. Fasting isn't fun when you're pregnant so I think that's why they try to avoid doing it. But the 2 hour only wouldn't be wrong. Just a lot of work for the patient to go through that may not be necessary.
The new ACOG guidelines are moving toward the 2 hour GTT only, instead of the 1 hour, then if you fail, the 3 hour. You just get one test, and if you fail, that's it. My OBGYN was implementing this with my first pregnancy, but I think they are still transitioning to the new guidelines.
This. I read about it and asked my OB. He said it's not common practice yet, but headed in that direction.
Yup, my hospital does this, and based on my results I would have failed the 1 hr and passed the 3hr, so I'm really glad they did. I dont do much sugar in my diet, so I felt wonky all day long after drinking the orange nastiness.
Re: Two hour glucose test?