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Hello , im a diabetic type 2. i was diagnosed maybe like 2 years ago . i want to have a baby and start a family . will it be harder for me to conceive?
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Diabetes & pregnancy: You should be able to conceive. It would be important to keep your sugar under good control. Babies of diabetic mothers are larger and delivery more difficult and the baby can get low blood sugar after delivery. If closely monitored, the pregnancy can go well.
Answered 10/2/2015
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