Hypoglycemia During Pregnancy | 30 Weeks Pregnant

During my Glucose Tolerance Test and an Emergency Trip to the hospital, it was confirmed that I do have low blood sugar or hypoglycemia. It is the opposite of Gestational Diabetes, but often experienced by those with Gestational Diabetes as well.
It is not anything to be alarmed about, but the symptoms are very annoying. I know my blood sugar has dropped when I get shaky, weak, dizzy, nauseous, vomit, or a combination of the mentioned.
It can be prevented by not skipping meals, eating complex carbohydrates and ensuring that you have good blood circulation. On the extreme, if you always have low blood sugar, you could have a low birth weight baby or other complications. So while you shouldn't panic, you should recognize it and take the necessary steps to prevent episodes.
Follow my pregnancy journey as I make the sweetest little candied yam in my tummy. I will be posting weekly pregnancy updates, as well as tracking my progress through labor, delivery, breastfeeding, cloth diapering, being a work from home mom / stay at home mom, postpartum, elimination communication, and much more.