Modern aspects of pregnancy planning in women with diabetes

Abstract

Pregnancy is a complex metabolic state, which includes dramatic changes in hormone secretion, amid growing demand for energy-rich compounds necessary for growth and development of the fetus. Women with diagnosed diabetes is always a greater risk of obstetric complications, which can be prevented by knowing the risk factors for diabetes, the criteria for early diagnosis, an algorithm of pregnancy, careful management of the postpartum period.

Keywords

pregnancy / diabetes milletus / pregnancy planning

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Grigoryan O.R., Andreyeva Y.N.