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Most pregnant diabetic patients will have normal 75g OGTT tests after 6 weeks postpartum, requiring only dietary attention and annual check-ups, as their risk of developing diabetes is relatively higher than that of normal individuals. If blood sugar levels do not return to normal, it is likely that type 2 diabetes has developed, and proper treatment is necessary. Research shows that the offspring of pregnant diabetic patients have an increased risk of developing diabetes, but most still remain normal. During adulthood, regular check-ups should be performed, and dietary attention is also important—avoid excessive greasy foods.