gestational diabetes
Gestational diabetes refers to a temporary condition in which high blood sugar levels occur during pregnancy, affecting women who did not previously have diabetes.
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Related Concepts (48)
- birth outcomes
- blood glucose control
- blood glucose meter
- blood sugar
- blood sugar control
- blood sugar levels
- continuous glucose monitoring systems
- diabetes
- diabetes care
- diabetes education and support groups
- diabetes mellitus type 1
- dietary recommendations
- elevated blood sugar levels
- exercise during pregnancy
- fetal health
- fetal macrosomia
- gestational diabetes management
- glucometer
- glucose control
- glucose intolerance
- glucose monitoring
- glucose tolerance test
- glycemic control
- glycemic index and pregnancy
- glycemic response
- hba1c
- hba1c monitoring
- hyperglycemia
- insulin
- insulin injections and pumps
- insulin resistance
- long-term outcomes of prediabetes if left untreated
- maternal health
- medical interventions
- oral glucose tolerance test
- placenta function
- postpartum care
- potential long-term effects
- preexisting diabetes and pregnancy
- pregnancy complications
- pregnancy hormones
- risk factors
- risk factors for prediabetes
- risk factors for type 2 diabetes
- screening and diagnosis
- symptoms and signs of prediabetes
- treatment options
- type 2 diabetes
Similar Concepts
- gestational diabetes (during pregnancy)
- gestational diabetes and obesity
- gestational diabetes complications
- gestational diabetes education
- gestational diabetes prevalence
- gestational diabetes risk factors
- gestational diabetes screening
- gestational diabetes self-care
- gestational hypertension
- glycemic index and gestational diabetes
- managing diabetes during pregnancy or for women with gestational diabetes
- prediabetes and gestational diabetes
- preexisting type 2 diabetes and pregnancy
- pregnancy and diabetes management
- prevalence of diabetes mellitus in pregnancy