In recent years, with the harm brought by diabetes, more people have become aware of the dreadful nature of diabetes, especially women, and if they develop diabetes during pregnancy, it will affect the health of two generations. Therefore, it is important to take active measures to treat diabetes. What are the risks for women with diabetes? How should women with diabetes be treated? Diabetes affects women’s growth and development and menstruation Diabetes affects women’s growth and development mainly in that if a young girl has diabetes and is not treated and controlled in time, it is very likely that she will reach a certain age without menstruation or delayed menarche. Diabetes also affects women’s menstruation mainly because women are prone to primary amenorrhea, delayed menstruation and other symptoms, which have serious consequences. 2, diabetes affects the sexual function of women Diabetes affects the sexual function of women will mainly appear depression, neurological diseases obesity and other diseases, these are the causes of female sexual dysfunction. 3, diabetes affects the reproductive function of women Diabetes affects the reproductive function of women mainly in patients of childbearing age, their ovarian endocrine function is in varying degrees of decline, anovulatory menstruation or even amenorrhea, the measurement of estrogen and progesterone are lower than normal. Anovulation, low pregnancy rate and premature menopause have serious effects on the reproductive function of women. It is important to note that effective weight loss can prevent the onset of diabetes or significantly reduce the degree of diabetes. Currently, bariatric surgery is the only way to achieve long-term and stable weight loss in moderately to severely obese individuals, with the goal of achieving complete remission and long-term remission of diabetes. Gastric bypass surgery is the “gold standard” in bariatric surgery for the treatment of type 2 diabetes. It is important for women with diabetes to hurry up and not miss the best time to treat their diabetes.