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11th November 201620th February 2019 Jo Paterson diabetes diagnosis, future pregnancies, post birth testing, testing following gestational diabetes, Type 2 diabetes

Now you’ve had baby, has your diabetes gone? Gestational diabetes increases your risk of developing type 2 diabetes after the pregnancy.

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