I'm 29 years old and I'm diabetic for 4 years and married for 2 years. Now I'm pregnant with our 1st baby, but I'm little anxious about it. How diabetes is gonna impact on the baby?

Ans: Your wife has juvenile diabetes which is insulin-dependent. High blood glucose levels during pregnancy can also increase the chance that your baby will be born too early, weigh too much, or have breathing problems or low blood glucose right after birth. Consult a medical expert and a diet specialist. Make sure that the blood sugar levels are tightly controlled. High fiber, low carbohydrate, high protein and low fat diet is recommended,

Ans: Are you taking these medications with Medical supervision
During pregnancy the sugar levels need to be regulated through dietary discipline and if not the oral hypoglycemics are given
Have regular exercices with your Obstetrician*s advise
Meet a Nutritionist to support you through your pregnancy

Ans: Since you are 41 years old, had three previous miscarriages, and were conceiving after ten years, there were certain measures that needed to be taken.
1) To have a BOH profile completed in order to gain insight into specific blood characteristics that aid in determining whether aspirin or low molecular weight heparin (blood thinner) is necessary.
2) Taking age into account, keeping an eye on blood pressure, blood sugar, and weight growth during pregnancy
3) To use an early screening scan for routine screening to find any type of congenital abnormality, use an anomaly scan or NT scan with dual markers.
4) To use nipt for accurate trisomy 21, 13, and 18 diagnoses
5) To do routine prenatal screenings with routine blood work and scans
6. To keep up wholesome eating practices. Protein supplements or a high-protein diet in the form of powder or biscuits.
7) To practice meditation yoga. Breathing techniques to preserve mental health
8) To adhere to your obstetricians' advice on the choice between vaginal birth and elective LSCs
9) To take multivitamins together with iron and calcium supplements.
10) To finish the influvac and tetanua vaccination program with booster shots