| Abstrakt: |
GDM determine the condition as a passing maternal condition that affected the fetal outcomes negatively and that abated after birth. Sex of the fetus could be associated with the risk of post-partum progression toT2DM and with the likelihood of having GDM in a second pregnancy, Pregnancy cases complicated by GDM are attached with increases at the both maternal and neonatal illness, including an increased need for cesarean birth duo to increased rates growth of fetal causing macrosomia, and an increased incidence of birth trauma. This study was conducted through the duration from November of the year 2020. and continued until January of the year 2021. The pregnant women was divided into 40-control sample there ages range between (15-40) years, and 40- patient (with gestational diabetes) sample there ages range between (18-43) years. It has been carried out at the following main location, Bint- AL- Huda Hospital, Nasiriya province, Iraq; Mohammed AL-Mousawi Children’s Hospital, Nasiriya province, Iraq. The results of our current study showed that there was an inverse significant difference in the relationship between HPL, BMI, BP, at a significant level (p<0.05). In addition, show a significant inverse correlation in (p<0.01) between HPL & IR in non-GDM with female and show the female fetus is more influential that than the male fetus. Also indicated in BMI their increase significant (p<0.05) in GDM with female compared with other study groups. While showed in SBP decrease significant (p<0.05) in non-GDM with female compared to other study groups. Nevertheless, in DBP indicated to increase significant (p<0.05) in GDM with male and decrease significant (p<0.05) in non-GDM with female compared with other two-group non-GDM with male and GDM with female. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
