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Pregnancy Check-up: Glucose Test and Warning Signs
Midwife (speaking English) and Client (speaking Gujarati) talk through “Pregnancy Check-up: Glucose Test and Warning Signs”. You interpret both ways — English into Gujarati, and Gujarati into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.
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At twenty-six weeks, we need to book you in for a glucose tolerance test at John Hunter Hospital's antenatal clinic, before your next check-up.
ઠીક છે, બહેન. પણ મારે કેટલા કલાક ઉપવાસ કરવો પડશે? અને શું ટેસ્ટ પહેલાં પાણી પી શકાય?
You must fast for ten hours beforehand, but you're still allowed to drink plain water. Please don't have tea, coffee, or juice before the test.
સારું, હું સમજી. પણ જો રિપોર્ટમાં ડાયાબિટીસ આવે તો પછી શું કરવું પડશે?
If it's positive, we'll monitor your blood sugar daily, adjust your diet, and check in weekly; some women also need insulin injections later on.
ઠીક છે, હું આહાર પર ધ્યાન રાખીશ. પણ શું મારે સોજા કે માથાના દુખાવા પર ધ્યાન રાખવું જોઈએ?
Yes — sudden swelling in your face or hands, severe headaches, or blurred vision could signal preeclampsia. Please call the clinic immediately if any of these happen.
સમજાયું, હું તરત ફોન કરીશ. પણ બાળકની હલનચલન ઓછી થઈ છે એ મને કેવી રીતે ખબર પડે?
Count your baby's kicks each evening; if you notice ten or fewer movements within two hours, or a clear slowdown, go to hospital straight away, don't wait.
બરાબર, હું દરરોજ સાંજે ગણતરી કરીશ. આગલી મુલાકાત ક્યારે છે?
I'll book your next appointment for four weeks' time and give you a referral form for the pathology test at the same clinic.
આભાર, બહેન. હું દસ કલાક ઉપવાસ કરીશ અને ફક્ત પાણી પીશ, બીજું કંઈ નહીં.
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