The girl is diabetic. she has a normal sugar level. can she get married and give birth to babies?
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yes i have diabetes and I am six months pregnant, diabetes affects your blood sugar, not the reproductive system. You sound forgien maybe you should look up a website that offers all these answers in your language.
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If all of her tests came out okay and her doctor isn't concerned about her weight you shouldn't be either.  The biggest risk is gestational diabetes.\n\nSome people can sail through pregnancies overweight and some can't.  There is no way to know.\n\nFor her overall health it would be best for her to lose the excess but only a doctor can advise her as to how to do it during pregnancy.  She wouldn't want to put the baby at risk.\n\nCongratulations!
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This is totally and completely a question you need to ask your doctor. However, I did know of a good friend who was in a similar situation, and after going to her doctor, discovered that she had some strange sensitivity to higher glycemic foods - once she controlled her intake of them, it was easier for her to get pregnant. Her doctor did say that many women suffer from a similar condition, and when I tried it myself, even I felt better (cyclical-wise, I mean, as I'm not trying to get pregnant yet) but again, the best bet is to talk to your doctor about all of this - maybe doing a little research on your own wouldn't hurt, either, so that you'll be that much more able to discuss a plan of action with him or her). Best of luck to you and you husband!
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hi,\n\n     Diabetes is a kind of disorder that can affect multisystems. something dark that blocks vision is described in medical language as SCOTOMA, which means dark spot where the retina will now perceive light. When bend, as the gravity causes pooling of blood in the head(and also eyes), she sees blood.\nBut any way, get an ophthalmic check up done, and monitor her blood sugar levels carefully.\nALL THE BEST.
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My daughter is diabetic. She was diagnosed when she was 18 months old. She is 11 now and she hates it. She sneaks snacks and I now lock them up. Being the parent of a diabetic is one of the hardest jobs any one can have. It is very challenging, and stressful. Good luck to you and your HA1C. God Bless You Sweety.
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Nothing can be certain until the baby is born.\nI know someone who intentionally married his aunt and they had 2 children.\nOne has had some slight mental problems  (phobias & such) and the younger girl has a serious medical problem which causes her muscles to deteriorate. When she was younger she could walk, as she got older she had to use crutches now shes in a wheel chair.\nBcos she cannot walk she has put on quite a large amount of weight causing more problems to her health.\nShe cant hold a pen and has to use a laptop for school and cannot put her back straight.\nFrom what ive been told  this genetic disease will cause her to live till only about 30. Shes 14 now.\n\nIm not meaning to put a damper on things but the fact is some things go wrong especially with inter family relations.
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This is called pregnancy diabetes, and it affects only the mother as such, even if it can be dangerous for the foetus if it is not controlled (it can cause an abortion). It does not make the baby diabetic.\nDiabetes means that you have a deficiency in a hormone called insulin. Type 1 diabetes happens when the insulin-producing cells of your body are destroyed by your immune system. I don't think that type 1 diabetes is hereditary as such.\nType 2 diabetes happens in people who eat a lot of sugar and dont exercise very much. They still produce insulin, but it has lost its effects. Fragily to this type of diabetes is hereditary.\nThe symptoms of type 1 diabetes are much more pronounced than what you describe. People with type I diabetes lose a lot of weight even though they eat a lot, lose sensitivity in their extremities, lose consciouness, have a sour odor in the breath (acetone), are thirsty all the time and have sugar in their urine (they used to taste the urine before to tell if somebody was diabetic).\nSo if you have no worse symptoms than that, I wouldn't worry.\nAnd if you still worry, have a sugar blood test done.
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Everyone is different. My son has type 1, I don't have diabetes. In my case, it would be the same as before I ate.
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First of all, sibling means brother or sister, so I think you mean offspring.  Anway, I agree, women should get way more credit and recognition for the accomplishment and hard work put into creating a healthy baby.  My wife had gestation diabeties and had to give up a lot of foods she loved to make sure she had a healthy baby and safer birth.  And my son turned out practically perfect.  9.9 on the APGAR.  She also gave up smoking "cold turkey" the week she found out she was pregnant.  I'm so proud of her!
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I used low carb & metaformin to concieve with my daughter. Who knows which really worked, but I know it has. I have 3 lovely kids,and the last was concieved w/o meds, just the old fashioned normal way, lol.\n I got alot of good information at this site. Hope it helps....
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WELCOME TO THE CLUB OF BULLSHITE! IF YOU LIKE HER SO MUCH YOU SHOULDN'T MIND HAVING SOMETHING LIKE DIABETES OR MAYBE YOU'LL ENJOY THE CLAP CLAP CLAP HAVE A WONDERFUL LIFE. LOL
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though it is a medical thing.. i shoudnt be giving you any advice.. but my mother has high diabetes and she takes insulin 5 times a day.\nShe was able to bring her sugar level down.\nShe stopped eating fried product and butter.  No more sugar... not even in tea or coffee.. just whole grain products like brown bread and brown rice...\nI bought her a small puppy.. and she goes with him for walk.. which is very healthy.\nShe eats loads of green vegetable.. \nand takes medicine regularly... just a little ocntrol on your diet and little exercise will help it . You should go to a dietician and do a diet list:)\n\ngood luck
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Food doesn't raise blood sugar till around 1-2 hours after eating, so it's not because her blood sugar is going up if that is what you are thinking.\n\nSleep study and mental health professional sounds like a good plan.
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I have had PCOS now for 21 years. Stress and over weight make the hormone imbalance worse. She will need to stick to a low carb diet to make sure that the symptoms don't get worse. She may have some problems conceiving. It took me 7 years to have my wonderful son and I never managed to conceive again. Make sure that she has regular check ups as PCOS sufferes can get cancer of the ovaries, as I did. I am now on Metformin. Just assure her that she is not alone and good luck!
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Sure!\nI had gestational diabetes.\nNow I'm postpartum and still have to check my glucose levels and watch my sugar intake.
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You should have a Glucagon Emergency Kit it for use in very low blood gluclose situations when she cannot drink or eat.  If she is below 40-30 depending on the person don't let her eat any hard candies often they have a hard time knowing what they are doing and can choke.  Another thing to know is if she eats a jellybean or two (something that is easy to carry) it will raise her when she is going low and she should also crush one and put it under her tounge as it disolves it enters her blood much faster than throught the stomach.  Also in an emergency you can put honey under her tongue if she is unable to swallow. \n\nSome of the early warning signs of low blood glucose are feeling weak, dizzy, shaky or sweaty also irritable (she may snap at you out of the blue) rapid heartbeat, pale, clammy skin and confusion.  If she is extremely low she may get confused and not know what is wrong or can't verbalize it.  You will have to step in, in that case and help her drink some OJ or other sugary drink.\n\nIf she eats her meals on time and is careful with her meds she may never experience any of these problems.  Only one time in my husbands 11 years with diabetes has he had a low so bad he had to go to the hospital and I will tell you those 15 mins waiting on the amubulance in the mall parking lot were the worse and longest 15 mins of my life.  I wish I knew then what I know now because I would have had an emergency kit on me, instead I was slowly dripping Dr.Pepper onto the inside of his cheek and rubbing it in - it probably saved him from a coma.