Diabetes is a condition where the body loses the ability to control blood sugar level due to insufficient insulin. Unfortunately, diabetes is a common complication among pregnant women. It’s estimated that gestational diabetes affect 2 to 3 percent of pregnant women. If a woman suffers from diabetes, her husband may turn to escorts for sexual satisfaction due to the fear of complications that may develop during pregnancy. But regardless of the type of diabetes a woman is suffering from, some steps can be taken to ensure a healthy and safe pregnancy.

Symptoms of Diabetes during Pregnancy

Diabetes is categorized as Type 1 Diabetes and Type 2 Diabetes. Type 1 Diabetes is generally an autoimmune condition. This requires the patient to use insulin every day.

Common Type 2 Diabetes symptoms include:

Increased urination and thirst

Weight loss

Constant hunger

Extreme fatigue

Blurred vision

Type 2 Diabetes is more prevalent. It is mostly associated with obesity, older age, family history, physical inactivity, and gestational diabetes’ history. It can also be prevalent among some ethnic groups.

Common Type 2 Diabetes symptoms include:

Kidney or bladder infections with slow healing

Increased urination and thirst

Constant fatigue and hunger

It’s important to note that anybody can have diabetes. However, diabetes can be managed even during pregnancy.

Risks

Diabetes puts a pregnant mother and her unborn baby at several types of risk. An increase in the levels of blood sugar during pregnancy puts the mother at the risk of having a relatively larger baby. This means she may have to undergo a caesarean section delivery or induced labor. When a woman is diagnosed with diabetes while pregnant, the risk of having a miscarriage is higher.

On the other hand, diabetes increases the risk of abnormal development, especially with the heart of the baby. It also increases the risk of breathing and heart problems after birth. A baby born by a diabetic mother can also develop diabetes in the future. Stillbirth can also occur or the baby can die shortly after delivery.

Treatment

Diabetes is generally treated by monitoring blood sugar and diet. A pregnant mother should avoid foods with high sugar levels. They should also eat reasonable amounts of high carbohydrates. What’s more, diabetic mothers should eat frequent meals in smaller amounts. Insulin therapy is also used alongside the prescribed diet and close monitoring of blood sugar levels.

Though risks are posed to the mother and the baby, a diabetic mother can lead a healthy life and deliver her baby safely. All that is required is close monitoring of blood sugar levels, using insulin, and maintaining a healthy diet. But, if being around stressed your diabetic, pregnant wife, consider spending more time elsewhere, even if it’s with a BBW escort.

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