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Pcod and diabetes

2018-05-21 07:14:18
Hi doc. i have pcod ..i had two abrtion due to diabetes..how do manage diabtes during pregnancy ..i have used insulin ...during midnight and odd times i used to hungry and some kind of pain in one side of abdomen its like nothing in my stomach it was really painful.. i want to knw the reason im preparijg for next pregnancy
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Patient with diabetes need to plan their pregnancy. Accidental pregnancies without proper planning are at high risk of abortions. The sugar levels need to be strictly controlled before planning to conceive. Other associated conditions also need to be looked at. You need to consult a diabetologist for detailed consultation.

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