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My Pregnancy diet plan || What to eat in PCOD Pregnancy to avoid Gestational diabetes(3rd Trimester)

This video is about PCOS/PCOD pregnancy diet plan.
PCOD Patients are subject to high risk pregnancy, with chances of miscarriage.

This diet plan is simple and easy to follow. Key points to keep in mind are

1. Avoid foods with a higher glycemic index
2. Avoid sugar or any form of sweeteners
3. Avoid dairy products like milk, cheese etc. Occasional intake of curd is fine.
You can switch to milk from plant sources – coconut milk, soy milk, almond milk.
4. Include more and more protein to your diet and try to decrease your carbohydrate intake.
More importantly simple carbohydrates as simple carbohydrates can lead to sudden sugar spikes in blood and it is not good for the baby.
Higher the blood sugar, more the baby gets prone to gestational diabetes.
I hope this video helps another mommy somewhere in this small world.

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Music Credits :
Prelude No. 6 by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license ( )
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34 comments

  1. Shona Suryavanshi

    Miracle happens if you believe in god and your strength i diagnosed with pcos in jan docter directly told us for ivf … But i not loose hope i reduced my 10kg weight with diet and yoga no gym shym. And .. Finally pregnent naturally

    1. Kristy B

      I m 30, have Pcod(with regular 30 days cycle) too, tried for 1 year naturally but failed. Then doc suggested basic follicular study, HCG injection and some medicine for ovulation, conceived the next cycle itself!

  2. Kristy B

    I m 30, have Pcod(with regular 30 days cycle) too, tried for 1 year naturally but failed. Then doc suggested basic follicular study, HCG injection and some medicine for ovulation, conceived the next cycle itself! Praise Jesus

  3. Blue Lily

    Hi LivenLove, your videos are inspiring. I am also a pcos sufferer and currently preg 4 months with diet and yoga by God’s grace. Could you tell me if u did any yoga or exercise during pregnancy. As of now my doc has advised me to stop exercising till 6th month. Please advise. Thank you.

  4. Gina Naik

    Hello. Nice video. I have a question. I’m pregnant and have pcod, and i was told by my nutritionist not to include soy products in any form as it lowers oestrogen levels and causes more imbalance in hormones. But I see you having soya chunks. Can you please tell me how so

    1. LivenLove

      Hi my doctor never told to not have soy, He never promoted as well..I have included soy chunks as they have good protien. I have heard about the same concern from other viewer as well, so I did ask my doctor and he said it may affect hormonal balance only if consumed in high quantity.. like a kg in a day..but in that regards I think even excess of water is bad too.

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