Diabetes and pregnancy

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There I'm telling you, one night of these I scared me a lot because dawn sweating a lot like what it gives you after a gigantic low, but dawn in 90, they are things and I was afraid that if it really gets out a lot and my bb soI would hurt him with that.But I love him a lot and I take care of me so that we are all fine.

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It is a new website that has many specialists who consult and give you their response in less than 24 hours and all through the Internet.

I have consulted gynecologists and hired a dietary plan.And for now fantastic, I am very grateful.

I am 6 months pregnant and with gestational diabetes, the stress is great at the beginning, but since I have discovered this website I feel very sure with their information, because they make you a digital clinic story and because they answer you prestigious specialists.(You have to register to see your clinical stories)

I hope to help everyone like me.

All the best.

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Hi Soniaa,
Look, I have gone through gestational diabetes, it was my first contact with the disease and I can assure you that it has nothing to do with a diabetic pregnancy ... blood glucose levels, down, rises.

Come on that gestational diabetes next to a diabetic pregnancy is a caramelillo ... so take advantage of it !!!!!

And now I am going to look at the website ... although if you have to pay for the way .... that I ask the endos when I want and it is free.

By the way I have gone to the Tocologo and has referred me at a high risk, first appointment on Friday ...

Regarding my pregnancy, time goes so slowly, with respect to my work or realize when the days go by.

How many weeks is the panzita already?

To me nothing for now

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Hello everyone,

Let's see if someone can give me a hand with this ... I've been married for almost 3 years and just when we had decided to have a family ... I debuted with diabetes.

Come on, I had to cancel the appointment with the gynecologist for an OK review because I had it the same day they entered me.

I just went to my first review with the endocrine and he told me that I have the hemo at 8.2.He says that I have to lower it to 7 from here to April (I see it "easy") and that then I should stay like this 6 months before trying ... is it normal?Is it exaggerated?

I suppose that if someone has been in a situation like mine or similar, he will understand that lengthening 9-12 months plus the mere attempt right now seems to me an eternity ... in addition to the fact that I am already 32 years old and I would put me minimum in 33, almost 34To have the first child.

And maybe it's precipitated to raise it now, but my idea was to have more than one.

Has anyone happened to anyone?Wait so much?

Against closest to debut it is the best pregnancy, provided that glycosilada does not exceed 7% as is your case :?, because the body has no impact of hyperglycemia ... it is supposed to have not been very high (always speaking of type 1 diabetes).

The recommendations are to have 2 glycosylated below 7% to minimize risks ... as long as hypoglycemia are minimal (fact that almost nobody mentions but for me very important).
That is why 6 months;2 glycosylated hemoglobins (which are measured every 3 months) gives us the 6 months cited.

Pregnancy is advised in case of existing complications (nephropathy, retinopathy ...)

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My sister is diabetic since the age of 3, and today with 39 she is the mother of two precious and healthy young, 11 and 7 years.Follow the advice, pay attention to specialists and think positive.Salutres

The most important thing is that your gynecologist and your endocrine are in contact, so it works, or at least it worked in my case.
I had my daughter when I dragged the diabetes already 17 years, a lot of control and the only thing that happened to me is that it weighed a little more to born, missing 15 days for the 9 months they made me a scheduled caesarean section and weighed 3,420 kg.so exaggerated.Today he is almost 16 years old and is gorgeous.
That yes, I said "one and no more": D

Courage, challenge is not difficult !!!!

I debuted in pregnancy and my glycosilada remained between 5.3 and 5.6.My baby came into the world in a natural birth and with 3,200 gr.And now I enjoy the honeymoon.In Germany you could the pump and/or continuous meter.They did not put it to me because they could not affirm 100% that it was a type 1. for me the most important thing is that both the gynecological and endocrine team worked from the first moment together.

The recommendations are to have 2 glycosylated ones below 7% to minimize risks ... as long as hypoglycemia are minimal (fact that almost nobody mentions but for me very important).

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Wow, I didn't know. Why should they be minimal?The only thing that I know, perhaps erroneously, is that hyper are very bad, as much or worse than the hypos. And I understand that during the first trimester of pregnancy, they tend to hypoglycemia, so a woman who is not uncommon who is not a woman whoDo not have hypos in the first quarter (logically, not serious) .No?I speak from the most absolute ignorance, but it is what I understood.

Moñiño, how is your sister with so many years of evolution?And how were the pregnancies?I also started with 3 years and my idea would be to get pregnant this year as very late (and it would be with 28 like your sister)

I am very concerned about my 24 years of evolution of diabetes ... 0 complications but they are 24 years and I want a lot to have children, but you have to wait at the right time :(

But Tica, you with a 6.6 are you phenomenal to have a baby, right?

It is not for diabetes.It is because of the situation in general ... in Germany without medical insurance or work ... we look for the perfect moment and may never ...

Moñiño, how is your sister with so many years of evolution?And how were the pregnancies?I also started with 3 years and my idea would be to get pregnant this year as very late (and it would be with 28 like your sister)

I am very concerned about my 24 years of evolution of diabetes ... 0 complications but they are 24 years and I want a lot to have children, but you have to wait at the right time: (

PD: The last hemo, had 7.6 before Christmas.
Salutres

is not for diabetes.It is because of the situation in general ... in Germany without medical insurance or work ... we look for the perfect moment and may never be ...

Buffffffffff's theory of the perfect moment has taken me where I am now ... I also thought that it existed ... I wanted economic stability, I wanted to finish the reform of the house, I wanted to finish the race, I wanted to make a substitution that supposed meAn ascent ... I have been postponing to have children until the "perfect moment" ... and the day before the perfect moment, zas!My friend arrived ... the people I know that they have not been so "bulls" with the perfect moment, they have had children when they seemed and none has gone wrong ...

It gives me that this of children cannot be planned or rationalized.: (((

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The recommendations are to have 2 glycosylated ones below 7% to minimize risks ... as long as hypoglycemia are minimal (fact that almost nobody mentions but for me very important).

Another more didactic and simple link:

Wow, I didn't know. Why should they be minimal?The only thing that I know, perhaps erroneously, is that hyper are very bad, as much or worse than the hypos. And I understand that during the first trimester of pregnancy, they tend to hypoglycemia, so a woman who is not uncommon who is not a woman whoDo not have hypos in the first quarter (logically, not serious) .No?I speak from the most absolute ignorance, but it is what I understood.

When I say minimal, I mean the number of hypoglycemia ...
Glycemic variability (having high and low on the same day) can cause both damage and hyperglycemia maintained

Yes, what you comment on the first quarter is the usual ...

But many times because of H or B it is complicated not to have hypos, and many times not even a bad figure.)

I specify me (if someone is interested), I was in pregnancy using insulins other than those usually used at that time.After the caesarean section, the ones I used "before."

Romevila, and you used to have hypos and hyper?I understand that many less being more controlled, but how about your figures during pregnancy?