Pre eclampsia, Pre term Labor, and gestational diabetes??

Question

Does having pre-eclampisa or going into pre term labor, Have anything to do with gestational diabetes?? Like for example can you have pre eclampsia and/or go into pre term labor WITHOUT having gestational diabetes?? I know this is a weird question but i was just wondering.

Answer 1

you can have pre-eclampsia and/or preterm labor without GD, you are just more prone to them with it.

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Answer 4

You can have one without the other. However, they can be connected. Pre-eclampsia, eclampsia, gestational diabetes and HELLP syndrome, to name a few, are all metabolic issues. Therefore, it is possible for someone to have more than one of these metablic issues during the same pregnancy. While these are not the only possible reasons for preterm labor, they certainly can advance the possibility of having preterm labor or needing to be induced early. If you want to avoid getting metabolic issues like the above mentioned conditions, go to this site. www.blueribbonbaby.org The OB doctor who did the studies mentioned had a 100% success rate with just good nutrition for his patients. Dr. Brewer is, in fact, a legend in the midwifery community. I highly recommend the nutritional plan on that site. It has saved the lives of countless moms and thier babies and improved the health of untold numbers of pregnant women and their infants. My last child is no exception. I had a perfectly healthy pregnancy on the "Brewer Diet" (which is really just a nutrition plan) with my sixth after having my fifth at 26 weeks and 3 days due to ecclampsia. (that is ike preeclampsia, by the way, only it includes seisures, too) I ate poorly with the fifth, not really thinking. I am sure that some would not rate it as poor, either. However, with my 5th child, I did not eat enough protein and that caused the metabolic issue of ecclampsia. I tested my bp with #6 and as long as I remained on the Brewer diet, my bp stayed low. Yes, I checked to see if there was a connection. Now I tell everyone who will listen that gestational d and pre e and many other issues that doctors do not want to tell us about are actually diet-controlled! You can't avoid all instances of preterm labor with the Brewer diet, but you can avoid those connected with metabolic issues. You really can!

Answer 5

Yes, you can have preeclampsia and preterm labor but not gestational diabetes. I did.

It really depends on the cause of your preeclampsia (which may never be known). I am at high risk for it b/c of some antibodies in my blood but it has nothing to do w/ gestational diabetes. If someone became preeclamptic and it was linked to being obese, for example, diabetes is a good chance too.

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Answer 7

Yes, you can go into pre-term labor for many reasons! I went into pre-term labor twice with my last pregnancy because I had a kidney infection!

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Answer 9

yes you can go into pre-term labor without either one of the medical problems during pregnancy. my sister had niether and went into pre-term labor 3 times before it was time to deliever my niece! good luck