In many ways: The excess Insulin and glucose can make your baby grow larger than other babies.
Answered 6/25/2014
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Depends on control: The average blood sugar during pregnancy will affect the growth of the baby, potential for overgrowth of organs & general size& the risk of birth defects. A fetus makes their own Insulin & excess sugar is put into overgrowth of tissues, including the heart.Good control in pregnancy stops the problem. When mom's sugar stoops coming (cord clamped) babies Insulin production causes a low sugar problem.
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