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Can gestational diabetes cause stillbirth?

14th June 201817th February 2019 Jo Paterson #TalkAboutDiabetes, birth stories, Diabetes Week, GTT, Leanne's story, raise awareness, Screening, stillbirth, undiagnosed GD, undiagnosed gestational diabetes

Can Gestational Diabetes Cause Stillbirth? #TalkAboutDiabetes This week is Diabetes Week (11th – 17th June 2018) and the focus this year

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Gestational diabetes stillbirth

22nd March 201617th February 2019 Jo Paterson stillbirth

Gestational diabetes stillbirth Abby’s story is heartbreaking, but she has kindly shared her story to help raise awareness of gestational

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Diagnosis GD Basics

Diagnosing gestational diabetes

13th February 20164th May 2019 Jo Paterson gestational diabetes risk factors, GTT, HSE Guidelines, NICE Guidelines, SIGN Guidelines, stillbirth

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

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Complications

29th August 201521st February 2019 Jo Paterson delayed cord clamping, hypoglycaemia, IUGR, jaundice, macrosomia, placenta deterioration, placenta insufficiency, polyhydramnios, pre-eclampsia, RDS, shoulder dystocia, stillbirth

Complications of gestational diabetes Is my baby at risk of complications now I have gestational diabetes? Gestational diabetes is a

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Blood sugar levels, when do you test yours?

16th June 2019 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Blood sugar levels, when do you test yours?

In this post we are going to discuss blood sugar levels, test times, targets, spikes in blood sugar levels and

Birth GD Basics

Gestational diabetes birth

27th March 2019 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Gestational diabetes birth

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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

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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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