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View Post: gestational diabetes - Diabetes Forums
22 hours ago by zackyta  
Also, remember you're checking earlier in the pregnancy this time, so your hormones are doing things differently right now than they were when you were pregnant & checking your blood sugar last time. ...
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View Post: Health News about What type of diabetes happens during pregnancy ...
26 Oct 2009 by admin  
Doctors treat gestational diabetes with a carefully controlled diet designed to keep the pregnant woman's blood sugar level within the normal range for pregnancy. If you have gestational diabetes, your doctor will probably refer you to ...
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View Post: Gestational Diabetes
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22 Oct 2009 by nanikoe   ...
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View Post: Diabetes and pregnancy « Khunshikang's Blog
29 Oct 2009 by khunshikang  
This condition only occurs during pregnancy and is called gestational diabetes (GDM). The risk factors for GDM include maternal age, obesity, obstetric history of diabetes or large babies and strong family of diabetes. ...
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View Post: Annual Evidence Update on diabetes: 9-13 November 2009 - NeLM
6 Nov 2009
... complications, delivery of care, diagnosis/classification, economics, genetics, gestational diabetes, patients, pre-diabetes including metabolic syndrome, pregnancy, prevention/causes/risk, screening, and treatments. ...
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View Post: EUROPAAGRARIA-DIABETES BLOG: GESTATIONAL DIABETES
30 Aug 2009 by JAMES  
Gestational diabetes is found for the first time when a woman is pregnant. The hormones produced during pregnancy reduce a woman's receptivity to insulin. This results in high blood sugar level. Untreated gestational diabetes can affect ...
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View Post: Gestational diabetes resulting from impaired β-cell compensation ...
15 Oct 2009 by Zhang, H., Zhang, J., Pope, CF, Crawford,...  
FoxM1Δpanc females developed gestational diabetes as pregnancy progressed. After parturition, euglycemia was restored in FoxM1Δpanc females, but islet size was significantly reduced. Strikingly, β-cell mass was normal in postpartum ...
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