Glycaemic behaviour during lactation: postpartum practical guidelines for women with type 1 diabetes
作者： L Saez-de-Ibarra , R Gaspar , A Obesso , L Herranz
DOI: 10.1002/PDI.529
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摘要: The aim of the study was to examine pattern glycaemic behaviour and insulin requirements over two months postpartum in women with type 1 diabetes, analyse differences between breastfeeding non-breastfeeding mothers assess relationship hypoglycaemic episodes nursing sessions. Blood glucose records (six readings per day), HbA1c for last month preconception, first week postpartum, second were analysed 36 diabetes. Women asked keep a daily record hours during postpartum. The number did not differ four periods. Mean values only significantly lower postpartum. at end from preconception values. Insulin than period, remained months. Comparison control lactating non-lactating revealed no statistically significant differences. 13 who kept had fewer related sessions unrelated sessions. Both diabetes will have levels following delivery, remain before pregnancy throughout Hypoglycaemic do occur more frequently or immediately after sessions. Copyright © 2003 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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