Im a healthy 28 year old female, I had gestational diabetes with my daughter who is now 2, but lately I have been extremely thirsty, tired, with constant headaches. Diabetes runs in my family, and i am concerned that the gestational diabetes my have morphed into type 2. Any insight?
Dear madam i can understand your concern the gestational diabetes is usually seen in pregnant individuals and it will disappear after delivery. but there is very good amount of evidence in clinical research showing that there will increased incidence of type 2 diabetes in individuals who suffered gestational diabetes in there early life the good news is this condition is reversible by maintaining BMI close to 24,5 by doing daily exercise. i suggest you to check your hba1c% and fasting blood sugar to rule out any problem and consider speaking with your doc. regads
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Can Gestational Diabetes Morph Into Type 2?
Dear madam i can understand your concern the gestational diabetes is usually seen in pregnant individuals and it will disappear after delivery. but there is very good amount of evidence in clinical research showing that there will increased incidence of type 2 diabetes in individuals who suffered gestational diabetes in there early life the good news is this condition is reversible by maintaining BMI close to 24,5 by doing daily exercise. i suggest you to check your hba1c% and fasting blood sugar to rule out any problem and consider speaking with your doc. regads