Association Between Hypoglycaemia at the 24–28th-Week OGTT and Obstetric and Neonatal Outcomes in Women with Gestational Diabetes
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Key Points
Women with hypoglycaemia during OGTT showed a higher rate of small-for-gestational-age newborns and lower caesarean section rates compared to those without hypoglycaemia.
Of the 7704 women analyzed, 10.7% had hypoglycaemia during OGTT, with a significant prevalence of fasting hypoglycaemia at 94.8%.
A retrospective study used multivariate logistic regression to assess factors influencing hypoglycaemia during the OGTT and associated outcomes.
Identified risk factors for hypoglycaemia included age, BMI, previous miscarriage, and chronic hypertension, which impacted the likelihood of adverse outcomes.
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Implication
Retrospective analysis shows hypoglycaemia during OGTT connects to adverse perinatal outcomes, suggesting risk factors.