HYGIENIC SUBSTANTIATION OF EARLY DETECTION AND PREVENTION OF RISK FACTORS FOR DIABETES IN PREGNANT WOMEN

Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM) is a condition that develops during pregnancy and poses significant health risks to both mother and baby if not detected and managed early. This article explores the importance of hygienic practices in the early detection and prevention of GDM. It highlights key factors, including regular prenatal check-ups, the role of nutritional and personal hygiene, and the need for consistent blood glucose monitoring. Additionally, it emphasizes lifestyle modifications for at-risk women, such as maintaining a balanced diet and proper sleep hygiene. The article concludes with recommendations for overcoming common challenges in managing GDM through education and community awareness programs, underlining the critical role of proactive healthcare in ensuring healthy pregnancies.