A treatment for Gestational Diabetes (Pregnancy Diabetes)
Pregnancy-Safe Insulin Therapy Management
If dietary modifications and physical activity do not sufficiently control blood glucose levels, insulin therapy may be initiated. Insulin is safe to use during pregnancy as it does not cross the placenta to affect the baby directly. Your endocrinologist will teach you how to administer insulin injections using user-friendly devices and how to adjust doses based on your daily blood sugar readings. Close medical supervision and frequent consultations are maintained throughout the remainder of the pregnancy to ensure optimal safety for both mother and child.
Recovery timeConcludes at delivery, followed by postpartum screening
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FAQ
Questions about this treatment
Will gestational diabetes affect my baby?
Does gestational diabetes go away after delivery?
Will I need to take insulin injections?