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Kenapa Risiko Diabetes Kehamilan Lebih Tinggi Selepas IVF

Did you know that IVF pregnancies have a higher risk of gestational diabetes (GDM), even in women with a perfectly normal BMI? When you undergo IVF, your hormone levels rise far beyond what your body naturally produces. High estrogen, progesterone, and stimulation medications can interfere with insulin sensitivity, making it harder to regulate blood sugar levels. Even women with normal weight and healthy lab results can develop hidden insulin resistance, thyroid imbalances, or inflammation, all of which increase GDM risk. Studies show that women who conceive through IVF have a 20–40% higher chance of developing gestational diabetes compared to natural pregnancies. This risk increases further if you’re over 35, have PCOS, a family history of diabetes, or high hormonal exposure during stimulation. But here’s the good news, gestational diabetes is manageable. Early sugar testing, a balanced diet, regular movement, and good sleep can dramatically lower your risk and protect both mother and baby. This video explains the science behind IVF-related GDM, who’s most at risk, and what simple steps can help reduce complications before and during pregnancy. Watch till the end to learn how to protect your health and give your baby the best start. Subscribe for more fertility, IVF, and women’s health insights.