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Ellie McDonald

Pre-pregnancy Stress Linked To Higher Blood Sugar Levels, Impacting Heart Health In Women

A new study shows how maintaining a healthy pregnancy for both mothers and children is crucial. NATALIYA VAITKEVICH VIA PEXELS.

Women who experience more stress before pregnancy have higher blood sugar levels when expecting – resulting in weaker heart health. A new study, which was conducted among 400 American women attending a fertility center, highlights how stress is an important factor for those going through infertility and how maintaining a healthy pregnancy for both mothers and children is crucial.

 

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