50g glucose challenge test result

There are two possible reasons that your glucose level could have shown high in the results. One of them is that incase your blood was withdrawn too soon after taking the challenge test, the other would be on medical ground. In most cases, the oral glucose test is done after fasting glucose test which provides the baseline for comparison of results. This is more accurate than just doing a oral glucose test alone. If the fasting glucose is then proved positive, then probably you could be having gestational diabetes which is very manageable with food changes, exercising and possibly taking insulin shots. Having gestational diabetes still does not prove you are diabetic and mostly will go away after the birth of the child.

You probably have gestational diabetes. You just have to eat more fruits and veggies and switch from milk chocolate to ate least 70 percent dark chocolate. And cut down the sweets. It does not mean you will get diabetes all your life. But you mght be in danger at a lower weight then other people. For instance, some may have to get up to 300 lb before getting it, but you might only get up to 200 lb. I do not know your height, so I am guessing.

This is called being at risk of overt diabetes. 1mmol/L higher is not that bad. Most probably your OB will ask you to do some life style changes. Well, the fact that you have a familial history of Diabetes will place you at a higher risk of either getting into overt diabetes or gestational diabetes, once you are pregnant. In this situation, it is best to listen to your OB. 50g glucose threshold test is a one step way to test if you might be diabetic, but it is not an absolute yes. Why do you need this and why do you take this seriously? A diabetic pregnant women would place your future baby with problems that might be prevented with proper protocols. Survey says a diabetic mother will probably have a high chance of a baby being too large for gestation, this gives a risk of harming the baby, and yes a big baby does not mean a healthy baby. Other complications are such like congenital anomalies and many more. I suggest to talk to your OB and seek and listen to her. There is nothing to worry about as early as now! And proper lifestyle changes be applied. So do not worry too much.