Patient's question:
When I was pregnant, my blood sugar was slightly high after careful checks. Now, after seven and a half months, my blood sugar is still high. I have been restricting my diet throughout this time, and now I rely on insulin injections to control my blood sugar. I want to ask if this could be passed down to the baby? (I'm not sure if my blood sugar was high before pregnancy, and there's no history of diabetes in my family.)Doctor's answer:
The specific cause of diabetes is not yet fully clear at present. However, intergenerational genetic factors are one of the reasons. We can only say that your child is at high risk for diabetes, but it does not necessarily mean he will definitely develop diabetes. It is important to actively implement preventive measures in daily life. Avoid excessive nutrition and being overly obese. The above content is the entire answer to the question: "How to treat slightly high blood sugar during pregnancy?" We hope patients can soon be free from the troubles of the disease, recover quickly, and live happily every day.