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Can Miscarriage Happen Due To A High Glucose Level?
In month of Dec2010 I came to know that my glucose level was high.At that time I was pregnant.In Jan 2011 I had miscarriage,dr. told this was due to high glucose level. After that,i started yoga and walking regularly.Dr.prescribed PPG 0.3 mg. Two months back my glucose level was under control i.e 96 and 122. Now, my fast glocose is 130 and after food it is 166.Now Dr prescribed PPG 0.3 mg +Glycomet 250mg.But i have doubt on Dr.What shall I do?
Mon, 15 Jun 2015
Hi,
I understand your concern.
* The abortions in early pregnancy ( first 3 months ) is mostly due to hormonal insufficiency.It can be avoided by hormonal replacement very well.
The risks to baby due to diabetic mother are- more birth weight of baby, early delivery with respiratory problems at birth,low blood sugar after birth. Tendency of being obese / have type 2 diabetes are some more complications.
* You need not be sacred of all these. A good control on blood sugar with proper medication under diabetologist before / through out pregnancy/ having diet advised by a dietician,/ Having ideal life style with pregnancy exercises, walking -- you can manage diabetes & pregnancy very well & avoid all the complications.
Thanks,
I understand your concern.
* The abortions in early pregnancy ( first 3 months ) is mostly due to hormonal insufficiency.It can be avoided by hormonal replacement very well.
The risks to baby due to diabetic mother are- more birth weight of baby, early delivery with respiratory problems at birth,low blood sugar after birth. Tendency of being obese / have type 2 diabetes are some more complications.
* You need not be sacred of all these. A good control on blood sugar with proper medication under diabetologist before / through out pregnancy/ having diet advised by a dietician,/ Having ideal life style with pregnancy exercises, walking -- you can manage diabetes & pregnancy very well & avoid all the complications.
Thanks,
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