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Some women may face a higher likelihood of developing diabetes during pregnancy than others. Here are the main risk factors for gestational diabetes.

Once diagnosed with gestational diabetes, there are important steps a pregnant woman should take to manage the condition following medical advice and proper nutrition.

The first step towards controlling gestational diabetes is following a regular yet flexible diet plan. Carbohydrate counting can be used to keep sugar levels normal.

This article lists the symptoms, complications and risk factors associated with gestational diabetes. Treatment involves a carefully controlled diet and regular exercise.

Hyperglycemia during pregnancy puts babies and mothers at risk, but early detection and lifestyle changes can prevent future problems.

Following a strict exercise regimen helps in keeping blood sugar levels under control. Exercise burns calories and improves the insulin production.

A recent study of pregnant women with Type 1 Diabetes has revealed a number of additional concerns that such women face during pregnancy, both emotional and physical.

Nearly 25 percent of Americans have insulin resistance, but what is it and how does being insulin resistant affect the body?

Polycystic ovarian syndrome, also known as Stein Leventhal Syndrome, polycystic ovaries, or PCOS is a common hormonal disorder that affects between 5-10 percent of women.