This article addresses the question of whether diabetic patients can engage in sexual activity and have children after controlling their blood sugar levels.

This article discusses the causes of gestational diabetes and the importance of postpartum blood sugar control.

At 26 weeks pregnant, a blood sugar level of 9.16 mmol/L was measured one hour after drinking a sugary drink; does it affect the fetus?

Understand the coping strategies for elevated blood sugar levels, including dietary adjustments, exercise recommendations, and the importance of blood sugar monitoring.

Diabetes treatment requires a comprehensive consideration of individual conditions, including blood sugar levels, pancreatic function, and complications, to develop a comprehensive treatment plan that includes medication, dietary therapy, exercise therapy, diabetes education, and blood sugar monitoring. It is recommended to seek professional treatment from a diabetes specialty hospital.

Diabetes during pregnancy can be very dangerous if left uncorrected. After birth, the baby needs to be checked for heart and brain development and for any congenital damage to other organs.

How should gestational diabetes patients exercise reasonably to manage their blood sugar levels?