Gestational Diabetes
During pregnancy, some women develop high blood glucose levels. This condition is known as gestational diabetes mellitus. It will occur at any stage of pregnancy, however is additional common within the last half. Gestational diabetes will cause issues for you and your baby throughout and after birth. Some women might develop symptoms if their blood glucose level gets too high. Most cases are solely picked up once your blood glucose level is tested throughout screening for gestational diabetes.
Related Conference of Gestational Diabetes
October 10-11, 2025
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