Patients with gestational diabetes do not need to be hospitalized directly; there is usually an outpatient clinic for gestational diabetes, where they can be monitored. Patients should have more frequent maternity check-ups than normal pregnant women. It is recommended to have one maternity check-up in the clinic 2 weeks before 32 weeks; after 32 weeks, it is recommended to have one check-up in the clinic 1 week. After 39 weeks, if you have acute complications, you may need to terminate the pregnancy in time, but if the blood sugar range is well controlled, you can wait until the onset of natural childbirth. Inpatient delivery treatment is also possible. Some patients with diabetes require insulin therapy and some patients do not require insulin therapy. Patients who do not need insulin therapy can expect to be in labor until their due date; those who need insulin therapy may be treated for induction of labor around 39 weeks. In conclusion, the treatment of gestational diabetes is an individualized one and can be monitored regularly at the diabetes clinic.