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Diabetes and risk in pregnancy
I am 39years old woman married for nearly 4years. I am recently diagonesd diabetic . I have no child till now. Now in this age with diabetes should I go for fertility treatment, laparoscopy etc. What are the chances and risks.
Or shall I should go for other options like adoption or surrogacy.
Please advise
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Better to gradually switch to Ayurvedic herbal medications for your diabetes as they are safe. Exercise regularly along with healthy diet. Then ofcourse you can try for pregnancy as it will be safe for both you and the baby.
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There is no risk being diabetic.
You may cocieve and fertilization will take place.but diabetes should remain in normal position.or sugar must be normal in full duration of pregnancy.
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