Gestational Diabetes - CRASH! Medical Review Series

[@littlem5771]

Beauty of this is.. the video was posted two years ago but it can still help someone today. Thanks Dr. Bolin.

[@maleeshawarnasooriya478]

Beauty is..this videos help me even after 6 years❤

[@DrDinooshDeLivera]

Thank you Dr. Bolin, thank you for your hard work. These lectures are really awesome!

[@KenDBerryMD]

Excellent presentation! Great info for med. students & doctors alike

[@darttito]

Holy cow this video was great. Straight to the point, very well spoken, super clear. Thanks a lot!

[@magicalair]

Thank you for making this channel and for sharing it with all of us!

[@mengdiezhou988]

Quick update for Aussie students/drs: as per latest RANZCOG, the recommended screening regime in Australia is a 75 gram two-hour Pregnancy Oral Glucose Tolerance Test (POGTT). GDM is currently diagnosed by a fasting glucose level of >= 5.5mmol/L OR a 2-hour level >= 8.0mmol/L. Thanks Paul for all these awesome videos!

[@pwbmd]

Thank you for this! I have a feeling the U.S. will soon be moving in this direction.

[@wendymaduro1546]

i love these videos. im looking through them now that i'm pregnant since it's been 7 years since my last baby. I wanted to give my very anecdotal experience. I gave birth to two macrosomal babies, one 4380gr and one 4300gr with a SO of 37cm and the first one was at home, the second one at hospital. The first one, I received a episiotomy and the second one, I gave birth to with nearly zero trauma to the area and I had no complications after the birth with either. Oh, and no, my babies were just huge because of their dad. I had no GD and never had issues with diabetes

[@margithammer8835]

I did not fail both tests, but I still was diagnosed with gestational diabetes. It was very close though, and they had me test my blood sugar 4 times per day, and my fasting was always high, but my after meals was always normal. Now they make me take insulin before bed. Is that normal? I think maybe the kicker is that I had prediabetes which I had been managing without any medication for years.

[@ahad1609]

Gynecology is the last exam I have to pass and I am really surprised how you have explained so well most of ot the topics I need to know.

[@aalt.5030]

I want to add some points -if the OGCT is 200 and above u dont need to do the fasting OGTT. -in case of the first step in management with the diet modification you can also recommend moderate aerobic exercises. -for the delivery there is no harm to wait for spontaneous delivery of diabetes is well controlled and the fetus is doing well. -for the postpartum follow up. At 6-12 weeks postpartum they should be tested for overt diabetes with the 75g OGTT. Pregnancy is a diabetogenic state. So pregnancy is a good screening test actually for developing overt diabetes.

[@ndanjinakazwe3942]

Very helpful lecture for my exam preparation. 18.08.2021 . 😊

[@HenryIrems]

Is it possible to download your PP?

[@matthewmaharaj1838]

Great video.Keep up the good work

[@beachtallulah]

Good clear video, question about the rule of 15s though. If 15% women are positive on screening test and then if those 15% test positive for GDM that's just over 2% of women overall. But how does that square with 6%of pregnant women in US having GDM? or is my maths just rubbish 🙂

[@fahimapiparwadia2284]

where can we find the reference for this information?

[@gamerkids1935]

Hi Paul. In 2nd trimester visit lecture - OGTT cut off mentioned is 140 at 1 hour. And here it's 130. If you can please clear the confusion. By d way, many thanks for your gr8 lectures.

[@aalt.5030]

Ayaan kumar Actually in moores essential its written 130-140

[@suhaybdaud2038]

Great lecturer thanks

[@anitola]

I'm subcribing your patreon, bc I love your videos even though I'll be nurse not a doctor but yr videos helping me a lot 😉😉😉

[@nirushan8974]

Thank you

[@murtikaab9164]

thank you very much dr paul bolin it help me lot

[@imeneboudraa4636]

Hello .. In my book there is a test of T1 as well , since the Gestationnel diabetis only appears in T2.. What's the point of it ? Thx u are awesome

[@sirgodwinfosu2349]

Man, i laughed when u started with the risk factors....made it really funny especially "... if you are not white".

[@HafizahHoshni]

Thank you a lot doctor, very nice and helpful lecture. 6/9/2019

[@JeanieKenkel]

I appreciate your videos very much, but I wish you wouldn't have ads since I donate to Patreon.

[@teenmomAT14toRN]

Thank you I learned so much😊

[@ssrrok8930]

thaaaanks a lot

[@nournael742]

What if i had fbg 107 from first bregnancy to 4 month but my HBA1C is 4.5 what should I do

[@mohiuddinalfarra5440]

FYI means 'for your information' 😊

[@benitasam9171]

tnx...that's so suitable

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