What should I do if I have diabetes during pregnancy?

If a woman has diabetes during pregnancy, this can also be called gestational diabetes, and the current treatment for gestational diabetes is based on diet and exercise as well as insulin, which is chosen according to the patient’s physical condition and blood sugar level.

It is difficult to control the diet because we all know that during pregnancy a woman’s body is burdened with the need to replenish her nutritional needs on the one hand, and to provide adequate nutrition for the fetus on the other. And women should also pay attention if they exercise, so as not to cause intrauterine distress, developmental delay or cause contractions, and it is also necessary for the mother-to-be to have a normal heart rate. After 3 to 5 days of diet control and exercise therapy, if the blood sugar still cannot reach the standard, or if the diet shows symptoms of hunger and increases the caloric blood sugar overload, insulin therapy must be started as early as possible and continue until delivery. At the same time for the control of diet and exercise, it needs to be done under the guidance of a professional doctor, to be corrected and adjusted in a timely manner according to the physical and mental state as well as the living conditions at that time.

As we all know, the body is also more fragile during pregnancy, so it is important to ensure a good physical and mental state during this period, to have a balanced diet, to eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and to get enough rest and sleep.