Diabetes & metabolic syndrome · 2022
Glycemic profile assessment during betamethasone administration in women with twin pregnancies after IVF with or without gestational diabetes.
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Kakoulidis Ioannis, Ilias Ioannis, Linardi Anastasia, Stergiotis Stefanos, Togias Stefanos, Michou Aikaterini, Koukkou Eftychia
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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Betamethasone's effect on glycemia in twin pregnancies, with or without gestational diabetes mellitus, has not been adequately investigated.
METHODS: We assessed the glycemic profile of 30 women with twin pregnancies after in-vitro-fertilization who were given betamethasone.
RESULTS: The majority of women were treated eventually with insulin to maintain glycemia. In insulin-treated women the increase in insulin dosage was of 61.1%. Insulin use/dosage was not associated with betamethasone dose, age, gestational age, weight gain in pregnancy, or duration of hyperglycemia.
CONCLUSION: Post-betamethasone, twin pregnancies seem to follow the same glycemia pattern as singleton pregnancies.
METHODS: We assessed the glycemic profile of 30 women with twin pregnancies after in-vitro-fertilization who were given betamethasone.
RESULTS: The majority of women were treated eventually with insulin to maintain glycemia. In insulin-treated women the increase in insulin dosage was of 61.1%. Insulin use/dosage was not associated with betamethasone dose, age, gestational age, weight gain in pregnancy, or duration of hyperglycemia.
CONCLUSION: Post-betamethasone, twin pregnancies seem to follow the same glycemia pattern as singleton pregnancies.