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A woman who has been diagnosed with gestational diabetes needs to carefully monitor her blood sugar with a glucose meter. Physical activity and attention to food choices with the help of a nutritionist can help her control her blood sugars. If her sugars are still too high, she may need insulin to protect herself and her growing baby.
