A woman pregnant for three months and not receiving treatment asks whether her blood glucose levels are sufficient to diagnose gestational diabetes, and inquires about the impact on her mode of delivery.

At 28 weeks of pregnancy, the interpretation and management of glucose screening and fasting blood sugar results

Glycated hemoglobin is the part of hemoglobin that binds to glucose in the blood, reflecting the average blood sugar concentration over the past 6-8 weeks and is an important indicator for evaluating the blood sugar control of diabetic patients.