Gestational Diabetes
Glucose values improve throughout gestation in triplet pregnancies
Published in Women's Health Weekly, April 22nd, 2004
"We evaluated longitudinal changing patterns of 75-g glucose tolerance test (GTT) in triplet pregnancies. Eight triplet pregnancies were prospectively studied. All triplet pregnancies were fertilized with artificial reproductive techniques; patients showed no glucosuria or fasting hyperglycemia >100 mg/dL before pregnancy," researchers in Japan report.
"The 75-g GTT was performed at first, second, and third trimester, as well as at postpartum," said Hiroshi Sameshima and colleagues at Miyazaki Medical College. "Longitudinal changes in...
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