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Title: Diabetes and Pregnancy


1
Diabetes and Pregnancy Ambulatory Medicine 13rd
Khon Kaen Annual Meeting, 2005.
2
Diabetes and Pregnancy
  • Pregestational Diabetes
  • Gestational Diabetes

3
Effect of Pregnancy to Diabetes
  • Difficult to control diabetes
  • Effect to diabetic retinopathy
  • Effect to diabetic nephropathy
  • Effect on maternal and fetus

4
Maternal-Fetal Fuel and Hormone Exchange
  • Mother Placenta Fetus
  • Glucose Glucose 28 wk
  • Insulin Insulin
  • Amino Acids AminoAcids9-14wk
  • FFA FFA
  • Ketones Ketones

5
Maternal DM
Increase Maternal
Glucose, ketones, Amino acids, lipids
Embryonic-fetal hyperalimentation
Fetal hyperglycemia
  • Fetal
  • hypoglycemia
  • RDS

Congenital anomalies
Fetal hyperinsulinemia
Fetal macrosomia
6
Understanding GDMThe Role of Insulin Resistance
Human placental lactogen Estrogen Progesterone Cor
tisol Prolactin
Post Meal Glucose
Glucose
Fasting Glucose
Insulin Resistance
Relative Measure of insulin /insulin action
Insulin Level
Weeks of Pregnancy
7
Effect of Diabetes to Pregnancy
  • Mother
  • 1. Toxemia of pregnancy
  • 2. Pyelonephritis
  • 3. Hydraminos
  • 4. Cesarean Delivery
  • 5. Maternal Mortality

8
Effect of Diabetes to Pregnancy
  • Infant
  • 1. Perinatal mortality
  • 2. Spontaneous abortion
  • 3. Congenital malformation
  • 4. Macrosomia
  • 5. IUGR
  • 6. Intrauterine fetal death

9
Perinatal Mortality in Diabetic Pregnancies in
the Period 1926-1990
Perinatal mortality ()
Year
10
100
Joslin (Pre 1922)
Joslin (1924-1938)
Infant mortality ()
50
Predersen (1969)
Kalsson (1972)
Tyson (1976)
Martin (1979)
Joslin (1956-1975)
Fuhrmann (1980)
Karlsson (1972)
Tyson (1979)
Essex (1973)
0
DKA
50
100
150
200
250
Mean maternal blood glucose (mg/dl)
11
Effect of Diabetes to Pregnancy
  • Infant
  • 1. Perinatal mortality
  • 2. Spontaneous abortion
  • 3. Congenital malformation
  • 4. Macrosomia
  • 5. IUGR
  • 6. Intrauterine fetal death

12
Effect of Diabetes to Pregnancy
  • Infant
  • 7. Respiratory distress syndrome
  • 8. Hypoglycemia
  • 9. Hypocalcemia Hypomagnesemia
  • 10. Hyperviscosity
  • 11. Hyperbilirubinemia
  • 12. Cardiomyopathy

13
Effect of Diabetes to Pregnancy
  • Infant
  • 13. Long term consequences
  • - Neuropsychological
    development
  • - Obesity
  • - Diabetes Mellitus

14
Goals of Prepregnancy Planning Program
  • Assessment of a womans fitness for pregnancy
  • Obstetric evaluation
  • Intensive education of woman and family
  • Attainment of optimum diabetic control
  • Timing and planning of pregnancy

15
Potential Contraindication to Pregnancy
  • Ischemic heart disease
  • Untreated, active proliferative retinopathy
  • Renal insuffinciency CCr lt 40 ml/min or serum
    creatinine gt 2.5 - 3 mg/dl
  • Severe gastroenteropathy N/V, diarrhea

16
Gestational Diabetes
  • Any degree of glucose intolerance with onset or
    first recognition during pregnancy

17
Risk and Screening
Risks Screening recommendation
High risk First ANC If normal GA 24-28 wks
Intermediate risk GA 24-28 wks
Low risk Not recommended
18
High risk
  • Age gt35 yr
  • Obesity (gt 120 Ideal BW)
  • Family history
  • Previous GDM
  • Urine sugar
  • History of poor obstetric outcome

19
Detection of Gestational Diabetes
  • Screen all pregnant women
  • Or
  • Screen all pregnant women except low risk
    patients that meet all of these criteria
  • Age lt 25 years
  • Weight normal before pregnancy
  • Member of an ethnic group with low GDM
  • No known diabetes in first-degree relatives
  • No history of abnormal glucose tolerance
  • No history of poor obstetric outcome

20
Screening GDM
  • One step approach
    Perform OGTT without
    screening may be
    cost effective in high risk pts.
  • Two step approach
  • Initial screening by measuring 1 hr plasma
    glucose after a 50 g-glucose load and perform
    OGTT only patients who screen abnormal
  • gt 140 mg/dl ( sensitive 80 )
  • gt 130 mg/dl ( sensitive 90 )

21
Diagnostic GDM with OGTT
  • 100 g OGTT NDDG Criteria
  • 100 g OGTT Carpenter Coustan
  • 75 g OGTT International Workshop
    on GDM
  • 75 g OGTT WHO
  • Note ADA 2005 recommend criteria 2 3

22
Comparison of OGTT Criteria
  • Glucose NDDG CarCoust IWG WHO
  • 100g 100g 75g 75g
  • Fasting 105 95 95 lt126
  • 1-hr 190 180 180 ----
  • 2-hr 165 155 155 gt140
  • 3-hr 145 140 ---- ----

gt/ 2
23
Classification
  • Class A1 FPG lt 105 mg/dL and
  • 2 h PPG lt 120 mg/dL
  • Class A2 FPG 105 mg/dL and
  • 2 h PPG 120 mg/dL

A1 Diet control OPD A2 InsulinAdmit ?
24
White classification
  • Class B duration lt10 yr or age onset 20 yr
  • Class C duration 10-19 yr or age onset 10-19 yr
  • Class D duration gt20 yr or age onset lt10 yr or
    BDR
  • Class R DM with PDR
  • Class F DM with DN (proteinuria gt500 mg/day)
  • Class H DM with CHD
  • Class T DM with renal transplantation

25
Treatment
  • Diet control A1/A2/Overt DM

Pregnancy Weight Status Kcal/Kg/day Desirable
body weight 30 120-150 Desirable BW 24 gt
150 Desirable BW 12-18 lt 90 Desirable BW
36-40
Desirable BW (Ht in cm 100) x 0.9
26
Recommended Calorie Distribution
  • 40-50 Carbohydrate
  • 20 Protein
  • 30-40 Fat

27
INSULIN A2/Overt DM
GA Dosage (unit/kg/day) 1st
Trimester 0.7 2nd
Trimester 0.8 3rd Trimester 0.9
Admit 2-4 units q 2-3 days OPD 2-4 units q 7
days
28
Insulin Regimen
??????????? ????????? ???? ????????? ?????? ????????? ???? ??????? ???????????
1 1 2 2 4 NPH NPHRI NPH NPHRI RI RI NPHRI RI NPH NPH Poor Poor Poor Good Very good
29
Target
Glucose level (mg/dL) Glucose level (mg/dL)
Time 4th international workshop on GDM 1998 ADA 2004
FPG 1 h PPG 2 h PPG 105 140 120 lt 105 lt 155 lt 130
30
Whole Blood Glucose Goals in Diabetic Pregnancy
  • Fasting 60-90 mg/dl
  • Premeal 60-100 mg/dl
  • 1 hour postmeal lt 120 mg/dl
  • 02.00-06.00 AM gt 60 mg/dl
  • Note Add 15 to convert numbers to plasma glucose

31
Labor
  • Class A1 Normal labor
  • Class A2 / Overt DM
  • gt 38 wks
  • keep 70-120 mg/dL

32
Insulin During Labor Delivery
  • Vaginal delivery
  • - NPO after 24.00 ???????????????????????????????
    ?
  • - NPO ??????? admit ?????????????
  • - ????? insulin ????????????????????????????
  • - ???? FPG ????????????????
  • - intrapartum insulin infusion
    ?????????????? ?????????? 1-2 ??.

33
Insulin During Labor Delivery
  • With Elective Cesarean Delivery
  • - NPO after midnight ??????????????????????
  • - ?????????????????????????
  • - ????? insulin ????????????????????????
  • - ???? FPG ?????????????????
  • - intrapartum insulin infusion
    ?????????????? ?????????? 1-2 ??.
  • - ??????????

34
Insulin and Solution
Glucose level (mg/dL) Insulin dosage (units/hr) Solutions (drip 125 ml/hr)
lt 100 100-140 141-180 181-220 gt 220 0 1 1.5 2 2.5 5D, LRS 5D, LRS Normal saline Normal saline Normal saline
35
Post-partum period
  • 98 normal after delivery
  • 75 OGTT recommend for diabetic screening in all
    GDM
  • Breast feeding
  • Type 2 DM 10 in 10 yr
  • 45 in 20 yr

36
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