Director Su was walking quickly, clearly anxious.
Upon hearing Du Heng's question, he didn't slow his pace and answered while walking, "The woman in childbirth is a type 2 diabetes patient. Labor started two weeks earlier than her due date, quite unexpectedly."
Preterm birth?
Why is it another preterm birth?
But that's not the crucial part.
"Diabetes? Is her blood sugar high? Is the fetus small, or is it macrosomia?" Du Heng frowned as he processed the information.
Diabetes is troublesome, but it can be controlled and treated. However, for a pregnant woman with diabetes, "troublesome" didn't even begin to describe the situation.
Firstly, during pregnancy, diabetic women are at a much higher risk of preterm birth, having a low birth weight infant, difficult labor, macrosomia, and congenital malformations compared to non-diabetic pregnant women.
