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If you are a would-be-mother and have developed diabetes, then keep an eye on it! It may prove fatal for your child! - as your diabetes can eventually risk his health. If you are a diabetic during pregnancy, you may give birth to a child more vulnerable..
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If you have been obese since your childhood, check with your mom if she had gestational diabetes when she was pregnant with you. A new study done by a group of Portland...
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1. Gestational Hypertension:
About 5% of women have hypertension before they become pregnant. This is called chronic hypertension. Another 5% or so develop...
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A healthy diet should be your priority if you have developed gestational diabetes during pregnancy.
Gestational diabetes is a condition when a hormone called insulin...
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Survey at the ‘Diabetes Centre’ at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital has found that most of the expected mothers may have a risk to develop gestational...
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According to a new research, ten percent of unborn babies get the diabetes infection through their mothers. A two-day-old baby was suffering the effect of gestational...
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