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Diabetes at 9th month of pregnancy
My sister in law was admitted in hospital for delivery,general blood sugar tests were done,diagnosed with type2 diabetes,does DAT actually occur?at initial months of pregnancy,same tests were done and d result was negative.insulin was also being given to her,there were really worried about this condition.can diabetes occur at 9th month of pregnancy?does she need to use medicines regularly for sugar even after d baby birth?
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Dr. Manju Kumari
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Depends on the level of blood sugar.If it is continued high after that then you have to take medicine.For details contact me through practo online
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