gestational diabetes

Doctors recommend the glucose test to screen for gestational diabetes in pregnancy, but it's not mandatory. Here's what to know to make an informed choice.

How did I gain so much when I was throwing up constantly? It's common for gestational diabetes to lead to weight gain, but that didn’t make it any easier.

Many moms think big babies are harder to deliver, but then they're happier, better sleepers, and more easygoing. Here's what the experts say.

Experts say pregnancy is too often overlooked as an indicator of women’s heart health—an omission that can have serious consequences.

You’ve heard that breast is best for baby, but did you know it’s also good for moms? If you’re able to breastfeed, here are some health benefits you'll get.

After a tough road to pregnancy, fitness blogger Trisha Enriquez of No Tummy Mommy dealt with something she thought she'd never get: gestational diabetes.

There are many reasons you may have too much or too little amniotic fluid during pregnancy. Here’s what you need to know.

When the temperature rises, so does your blood sugar, and that could lead to gestational diabetes when you’re pregnant says a new study.