With the improvement of people's living standards, big fish and meat have become common dishes on the dining table. More and more elderly people and children suffer from diabetes because of overnutrition. Some novice parents suffer from diabetes themselves, fearing that they will pass the disease on to their children. Is it normal for a one month old baby's blood sugar to be 3.5?
The minimum blood glucose level for full-term newborns should be greater than 2.2 mmol/l and less than or equal to 7.0 mmol/l. So a one month old baby's blood sugar of 3.5 is normal. If you are really worried, you can go to the hospital system for a glucose tolerance test. It is best to take blood samples from 6:00 to 8:00 in the morning to measure fasting blood sugar. Before blood collection, do not use hypoglycemic drugs, eat breakfast, or exercise. If the fasting blood collection time is too late, the measured blood glucose level is difficult to truly reflect the patient's treatment effect, and the blood glucose result may be too high or too low.
What should a one month old baby pay attention to?
1. The care of a one month old baby should usually increase or decrease clothing according to the local temperature, and avoid letting the baby's stomach and feet catch a cold.
2. If it is breastfeeding, it should be based on the baby's feeding. If it is formula feeding, it is generally fed every two to three hours and taken according to the requirements of the formula. When feeding, try to maintain a quiet environment and avoid sudden noise, strong light, and other disturbances that may scare the baby during the feeding process.
3. Do not let the baby lie flat and breastfeed normally. Every time the baby finishes breastfeeding, hold them upright for 20-30 minutes to facilitate digestion and prevent vomiting.
4. After feeding, do not squeeze the baby's abdomen or play vigorously with your hands.
5. Take vitamin AD drops every morning and avoid crowded places. If the baby feels uncomfortable, it is important to seek medical attention promptly.
