A Brief Introduction to Gestational Diabetes
to help lower your risk. These include reaching and maintaining a healthy weight, getting regular exercise, and practicing healthy eating habits. Your healthcare provider can help you find out what changes need to be made. It's important to see your doctor before beginning any exercise or weight loss program. If there is a bright side to gestational diabetes, it is that you get to learn firsthand how essential a healthy lifestyle is to you and your growing family.
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