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See Latest ArticlesSevere hypoglycaemia during pregnancy in women with Type 1 diabetes is common and planning pregnancy does not decrease the risk
Diabetic Medicine, 08/14/09
Robertson H et al. – SH is common during pregnancy and particularly in the first trimester. Planning pregnancy does not decrease the risk of SH. Improvements in glycaemic control at the start of pregnancy do not appear to increase the risk of SH. Education of women and their partners about the risks of SH and its management is essential when planning pregnancy.
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