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Gestational diabetes risk factors and future diagnosis of diabetes

4th March 201817th February 2019 Jo Paterson MODY, Risk factors, type 1, type 2

Gestational diabetes risk factors and future diagnosis of diabetes in both the mother and child We felt it was time

sex of baby associated with gestational diabetes risk

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Is the sex of the baby associated with gestational diabetes risk?

31st October 201618th February 2019 Jo Paterson boys, gender of baby, gestational diabetes risk factors, Risk factors, sex of baby

Is the sex of the baby associated with gestational diabetes risk? A question that has been raised a few times

screen all women for gestational diabetes

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Screen ALL pregnant women for gestational diabetes

31st October 201618th February 2019 Jo Paterson Obesity, raise awareness, Risk factors, Screening

Screen ALL pregnant women for gestational diabetes and high risk women earlier Breaking research from the University of Cambridge [08

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Gestational diabetes diagnosis

16th April 201620th February 2019 Jo Paterson early GD diagnosis, FAQs, GTT, what to eat

Just been diagnosed with gestational diabetes? If you’ve just been diagnosed with gestational diabetes you may be feeling shocked, upset,

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Diagnosing gestational diabetes

13th February 20162nd March 2019 Jo Paterson gestational diabetes risk factors, GTT, HSE Guidelines, NICE Guidelines, SIGN Guidelines

Diagnosing gestational diabetes In this post we will be sharing risk factors and methods of diagnosing gestational diabetes in the

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Borderline diagnosis

30th August 201520th February 2019 Jo Paterson borderline, GTT

Borderline gestational diabetes diagnosis Borderline diagnosis can have very different meanings when it comes to gestational diabetes. It could mean

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Shopping List

4th May 2018 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Shopping List

Gestational Diabetes Shopping List Once diagnosed, it’s best to change your diet immediately and so the first thing most ladies

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What is food pairing?

18th December 2016 Jo Paterson Comments Off on What is food pairing?

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Why typical GD dietary advice doesn’t work

11th November 2016 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Why typical GD dietary advice doesn’t work

Complications GD Basics

Reduced Movements with Gestational Diabetes

11th November 2016 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Reduced Movements with Gestational Diabetes

GD Basics Life after GD Post birth testing

Post birth diabetes testing

11th November 2016 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Post birth diabetes testing

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Driving & Gestational diabetes

11th November 2016 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Driving & Gestational diabetes

GD Basics Life after GD Post birth testing

Preventing Type 2 diabetes after gestational diabetes

11th November 2016 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Preventing Type 2 diabetes after gestational diabetes

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Breakfast cereal – GD kryptonite!

31st October 2016 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Breakfast cereal – GD kryptonite!

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32 – 36 weeks, the toughest time for most

31st October 2016 Jo Paterson Comments Off on 32 – 36 weeks, the toughest time for most

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