Patient's question:
What should I do if I have diabetes and get pregnant? Will there be a problem with intergenerational inheritance? How does it affect the body?Doctor's answer:
If a diabetic becomes pregnant, it is essential to maintain blood sugar levels at an ideal level under such circumstances. If blood sugar fluctuates significantly during pregnancy, it can have a substantial impact on the fetus and may lead to the transmission of this disease to the next generation. Therefore, diabetic patients who become pregnant do not need subcutaneous insulin injections for treatment. Keeping blood sugar levels at an ideal, slightly lower level is beneficial for fetal growth and development.