Well, I feel just like a child. Yeah, I feel just like a child.
Well, I feel just like a child. Well, I feel just like a child.
From my womb to my tomb, I guess I'll always be a child.
In the service of Diabetology, we receive people who are diabetic and some who have diabetes, either a gestational diabetes or a diabetes before the pregnancy.
We take care of the pregnancy jointly with the gynecologist and the doctor.
So, you came for the consultation? Yes. The last consultation was on October 19th.
We're really talking about the gestational diabetes, the one that will appear during the pregnancy, which we will diagnose during the pregnancy.
This gestational diabetes is frequent, since it will affect almost a woman on six or seven at the moment at the meeting.
Don't you do hypoglycemia? Is there any discomfort?
On Monday, I almost had a little discomfort. At what time? Two hours after the meal, in the morning.
So, the main predisposition is overweight or obesity. The more we have an excess of weight, the more we are at risk of having a diabetes.
It's also the age, the more we advance in age, the more the risk is important.
These are the first-degree family antecedents, i.e. the father, the mother, the pregnant woman.
But it can also be the fact that giving birth to a baby is also a little bit big. These are the risk factors.
So, tomorrow, you know how much you're going to do with insulin.
We also take care of the importance of diabetes at the meeting. We also take care of the prevalence of the importance of obesity.
These are factors that are very, very common. And at the moment, we are warning, at the beginning of pregnancy,
that it will be what we call universal, i.e. all pregnant women are going to do this blood test.
So, it's true that we have generalized it at the meeting with all pregnant women.
You were invited to come to this afternoon workshop, because surely you have found, at the level of the results,
of your gastroenteritis, which are pathological, i.e. it surpasses the norm.
So, when you propose to come to have information on the gestational diabetes,
the one who wants, I will put you a document on which you have a code with which you can connect to the website MyDiaby.
On the website, there is Incarnate, and when we get to know each other, we see all your gastroenteritis,
and it allows you to make a link with you.
And if we have high glycemia, which are in the norm, we can communicate with you through small messages
to tell you what's going on.
Once the diabetes is diagnosed, if you want, we will set up a food that is balanced.
Of course, sugar products are not totally banned, but they are limited to the maximum, that's clear.
After that, it's also physical activity. It's true that regular walking, everything that is aquatic,
that's it, it's extremely important. And we know very well that it is a prevention factor of diabetes,
and it is a control factor of the gestational diabetes when it is.
We can avoid insulin when we have a balanced diet and a physical activity.
So this, there is a message to be sent during pregnancy,
along with women, but also along with professionals.
The pregnancy is also a time when you really have to move.
The physical activity, at the beginning, we were saying that women should not move too much,
because they are afraid of it.
But it's advisable, as you can see, it's compatible with the advice, of course, of your doctor.
When the diabetes is well taken care of, well balanced, there is no more risk than for a normal pregnancy.
Simply, it is more encoded, it is more medicalized, and that is a little bit stressful too.
This daily surveillance, this little bit of amoclesis every day after meals,
is it going to be higher, is it going to be good?
We know that it still generates a stress for the mother or the future mother.
And the injections at home? Yes, it's okay. At first, it was not easy, but now, it's okay.
We are used to it. Okay.
The diabetes must be really, really, very, very balanced, and that the pregnancy is not at all followed,
so that we really have major difficulties, major complications,
to be able to go to the baby's death.
But these are really diabetes that we no longer see currently,
because the pregnancy is extremely followed.
So, at noon, the lunch, what time is it?
At 14 o'clock. So always, two hours after the beginning of the meal.
And how much should I have? A gram of wine.
So it becomes easy there, because it is the same thing every time.
This diabetes is transitive, it is true that we call it gestational diabetes,
it is a diabetes of the pregnancy that will disappear at the bed,
99 times over 100.
But you have to continue, once a year, to be controlled by a glycemia gene,
in particular, to have it with its treatment doctor, to be able to ensure that everything remains the same.
