Pregnancy in October is a long process, and the impact on the baby is a comprehensive factor, not just blood sugar. Infection, fever, food and drugs during pregnancy may have an impact on the baby. For pregnant women with diabetes, once the fetus has problems, as long as the blood sugar is normal, the incidence of adverse events will be reduced. Generally, the fasting blood glucose should not exceed 5. 1, and the blood glucose should be controlled below 6.7 one hour and two hours after meals. Then, if necessary, you can control your diet by injecting insulin.
Pregnant women's blood sugar is higher than eight o'clock, or it will have a certain impact on the baby. If you go to the hospital and find that your blood sugar is a little high, you should take oral hypoglycemic drugs or inject insulin for treatment, eat less sweets and fruits, and go to the hospital regularly to find that your blood sugar may be gestational diabetes, but it is relatively light. There is no need to use hypoglycemic drugs for the time being. Strengthen daily life management, control staple food intake and low-fat diet. You should exercise properly, keep a good mood and monitor your blood sugar. Giving birth on it will cause macrosomia and fetal malformation. For example, during embryonic development, hyperglycemia is toxic to embryos, which may lead to fetal cardiovascular system malformation and great vascular dislocation, such as ventricular septum, atrial septal defect, single ventricle, etc. The central nervous system can appear anencephaly, hydrocephalus, meningocele, spina bifida and so on. Anorectal atresia can occur in digestive system; Urinary system malformations, such as renal hypoplasia and polycystic kidney; Respiratory system can cause pulmonary hypoplasia and visceral displacement; Skeletal malformation and tail degeneration syndrome. It will also cause a series of problems such as neonatal hypoglycemia, neonatal hyperbilirubinemia, neonatal respiratory distress syndrome, premature delivery, abortion, stillbirth, fetal distress, etc., all of which are the effects of maternal hyperglycemia on the fetus. In short, it not only has short-term effects on the fetus, but also has long-term effects on the newborn. Pregnant women's blood sugar is high, so we must find it early, actively treat it, and make the blood sugar reach the standard to ensure the baby's health. In short, pregnant women must pay attention to their high blood sugar, because it has a great impact on the fetus and is particularly harmful. Therefore, if you want to have a healthy baby, you must control your blood sugar to a standard.