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Gestational Diabetes
Article dicusses gestational diabetes during pregnancy.
What is gestational diabetes and how is it treated?
A look at the causes and treatment of gestational diabetes.
Ask An OB.com/ gestational diabetes
Ask An OB.com is the premier website for medical information in pregnancy. If you have been diagnosed with gestational diabetes, have concerns about gestational diabetes diet and symptoms, treatment and complications, visit us today_
Diabetes Support Forum
This site was designed to server as a community where diabetes sufferers will be supported and meet new life long friends.
Diabetic Mommy Online Magazine
Site for diabetic women of all types: type 1, type 2, gestational diabetes.
During pregnancy, trying to conceive, or with children. Articles, resources,
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Gestational Diabetes Information
This page summarizes and links to information available from several primary sources on diabetes in general, together with items specific to gestational diabetes.
Gestational Diabetes Mellitus
Gestational diabetes mellitus is diabetes that begins during pregnancy and resolves at birth.
Gestational Diabetes Symptoms and Treatment
Gestational diabetes refers to a condition where a pregnant woman who has never had diabetes suddenly has high levels of blood sugar. Approximately 4% of pregnant women will experience gestati...
How Will Diabetes Affect My Pregnancy?
Diabetes can affect every area of your life. Pregnancy is no exception. In fact, women with diabetes were once discouraged from having children. The good news for the diabetic woman today is t...
Understanding Gestational Diabetes
Any woman might develop gestational diabetes during pregnancy. Some of the factors associated with women who have an increased risk are obesity; a family history of diabetes; having given birth previously to a very large infant; a still birth, or a child with a birth defect; or having too much amniotic fluid (polyhydramnios). Also, women who are older than 25 are at greater risk than younger individuals.
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