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Question: From Melbourne, Florida, USA:
How safe is it for a person with hyperinsulinemia to have children? Is it even possible?
Answer:
Hyperinsulinemia should not be a barrier to pregnancy, if you have controlled glucoses, normal menses and you are able to conceive.
I have not heard of any contraindications to pregnancy in this group of women. I would be followed by your physician and discuss this him/her as she/he may wish to consider additional treatment or if you are taking any agents, switch those medications ahead of time anticipating pregnancy.
DTQ-20050203120558
Original posting 4 Feb 2005
Posted to Pregnancy
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