To clarify the my last post:
About 20% of women fail the first glucose test and only 2 - 5% of pregnant women get gestational diabetes. If properly maintained, most pregnancies turn out fine. If improperly maintained, then the baby may be too large to deliver naturally, or may have hypoglycemia, etc. But, with today's technology, we would have a ceasarean section and the baby would be fine. So, if we do have it, then we will take the proper steps to maintain her glucose levels and everything should be fine.
About 20% of women fail the first glucose test and only 2 - 5% of pregnant women get gestational diabetes. If properly maintained, most pregnancies turn out fine. If improperly maintained, then the baby may be too large to deliver naturally, or may have hypoglycemia, etc. But, with today's technology, we would have a ceasarean section and the baby would be fine. So, if we do have it, then we will take the proper steps to maintain her glucose levels and everything should be fine.
