What Insulin Are Safe For Pregnant Women?
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My Secret Weapon for Battling Insulin Resistance
Pregnancy Tracker: 29 weeks, 3 days Size of the Baby: Head to toe length is about 16 inches Biggest Obstacle: Getting my daily... Read more »
Diabetic Diet: Protein Delays Blood Sugar Release buying Time for...
Pregnancy Tracker: 21 weeks, 3 days Size of the Baby: 10.5 ounces Biggest Obstacle: I'm tired because we're moving this weekend! ... Read more »
Insulin Resistance Revisited
Pregnancy Tracker: 27 weeks Size of the Baby: Total length is 15 inches! Biggest Obstacle: Finding interesting, nutritious, low-carb... Read more »
Type 1 Diabetic Pregnancy: Managing Insulin While In Labor
Pregnancy Tracker: 2 weeks postpartum Size of the Baby: A little over 8 pounds Biggest Obstacle: Getting enough sleep! For the... Read more »
Diabetic Pregnancy: Macrosomia Dangers complicated by Insulin as a...
Pregnancy Tracker: 22 weeks Size of the Baby: The size of a small doll. Biggest Obstacle: Staying comfortable in this heat wave! ... Read more »
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Flying safe for most pregnant women, experts say
A revised committee opinion from American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists states that pregnant women can fly with no worries, as long as... Read more »
Pregnancy Myths
Throughout our lives, women and girls share information on when the best time of the month is to get pregnant, and when it is safe to be intimate... Read more »
Pregnant women should get swine flu shot first: experts
The H1N1 swine flu virus appears to be particularly dangerous to pregnant women, and this danger should vault that group to the top of the list of... Read more »
1 in 4 Pregnant Women Gets Enough Exercise: Study
Only one in every three pregnant women get the recommended 150 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise per week, U.S. researchers say. Exercise during... Read more »
Lantus not riskier than insulin: study
A new study indicates that the diabetes drug Lantus is no more likely to cause diabetic retinopathy than insulin. The 5-year study on Lantus versus... Read more »
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