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TITLE:

OUTCOMES OF PREGNANCIES COMPLICATED BY GESTATIONAL DIABETES MELLITUS

AUTHORS:

Dr Batool Syeda, Dr Saif Ullah, Dr Farhat Abbas

ABSTRACT:

Objectives: The aim of the research work was to assess the results of the pregnancies intricate by GDM (Gestational Diabetes Mellitus) & managed by administration. Methodology: The information collected about all pregnancies with single baby with gestational diabetes mellitus carried from the patients in the duration of October 2018 to March 2019 by the endocrinology department, Benazir Bhutto Hospital Rawalpindi. The detection of gestational diabetes mellitus carried out in accordance with the O’Sullivan & standard of NDDG (national diabetes data group). MS Excel V.7 was in use descriptive analysis of the collected information. Median values were in use for the description of the discrete & continuous information and percentages were in for the presentation of the categorical information. Results: Prevalence of the gestational diabetes mellitus was 6.10% (n: 94) out of the sum results of the pregnancies but 78 gestational diabetes mellitus patients were the part of this research work. We found the maternal & neonatal morbidity as 33% (N: 25) & 29.50% (N: 23). The average age of the patients was 35years. Most of the patients were multipara as 50% (n: 39). The highest body mass index was available in the 3rd trimester of pregnancy as 32.3 & the hemoglobin of the patients was 10.7. The rate of the cesarean section was 25.6% (n: 20) while 19.2% (n: 15) patients developed hypertension because of pregnancies. About 14.1% (n: 11) neonates got admission in neonatal ICU followed by hypoglycemia of neonates in 24.4% (n: 19) neonates. About 19.2% (n: 15) neonates were suffering from the distress of the respiratory system. Conclusion: Prevalence of gestational diabetes mellitus was 6.10%. The pregnancies even with managed gestational diabetes mellitus gave the adverse outcomes. KEY WORDS: Gestational Diabetes, Neonatal, Intolerance, Abnormal Pregnancy, Suffering, Glycemic.

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