risk factors for preexisting diabetes in pregnancy
Risk factors for preexisting diabetes in pregnancy refer to specific characteristics or conditions that increase the likelihood of a pregnant woman already having diabetes before conception. These factors can include obesity, a family history of diabetes, advanced maternal age, previous gestational diabetes, and certain ethnic backgrounds, among others. Identifying these risk factors is crucial for early detection, management, and prevention of complications related to diabetes during pregnancy.
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