Pregnancy Tracker: 24 weeks, 3 days
Size of the Baby: Just over a pound, but nearly fully formed!
Biggest Obstacle: Accurately judging blood glucose responses.
Getting advice from mothers is one of the joys and occasional frustrations of being pregnant with your first child. One of the areas that I'm not so concerned about is middle of the night feedings. Some women say they had a hard time adjusting to waking up and falling back asleep several times a night when their newborn...
About a month ago I had my first endocrinologist appointment since well before Mateo was born. During the pregnancies, my perinatologist... Read more »
For the next five months, readers will be able to track Kelsey's progress and find out how she controls her diabetes while pregnant. ... Read more »
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Diabetics know that a high-carb diet is unhealthy, but a new study suggest a low-fat diet may be just as bad. The two-year study of 61 people found... Read more »
High blood sugar levels increase people's risk of developing heart disease, especially among women, new research suggests. In fact, according to a... Read more »
People with high blood glucose levels may be more prone to colorectal tumors, a new study suggests. In a recent study, researchers followed patients... Read more »
In a study of 216,000 ICU patients, researchers at University of Cincinnati have found high blood sugar caused a significant increase in the chances... Read more »
Start wearing a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) Wearing a continuous glucose monitor is a great way to see and understand how your blood sugar responds to various foods, activities, and insulin doses. Follow a low-carb diet Low carb meals...
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