Susan M. Keenan, a professional freelance writer, holds a Master’s Degree in Community Psychology and a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology. Her repertoire of articles includes an eclectic array of topics including personal finance, beauty, travel, fashion, weddings, relationships, mortgages and loans, gardening, parenting, do-it-yourself, pets, and many more.
Tue, Jun 15, 2010
Approximately 4 % of pregnant women will develop this condition. With diabetes in the pregnant woman, the blood sugar or glucose level becomes elevated. This can lead to medical complications for both the mother and child. Therefore, the woman needs to follow special precautions throughout the pregnancy.
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