Neonatal adverse outcomes and associated factors among pregnant women with gestational and usual risk of diabetes mellitus
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Objective: To assess adverse neonatal outcomes and associated factors between pregnant women with gestational diabetes mellitus and usual gestational risk. Methods: Cross-sectional, nationwide, hospital-based study, conducted from February 2011 to October 2012. Women with multiple pregnancies or stillbirths were excluded. Information was collected using a standardized questionnaire, prenatal card and/or medical records. Results: Out of a total of 12,712 postpartum women evaluated, 1,915 had gestational diabetes mellitus and 10,797 were classified as usual gestational risk. It was observed that 74.1% of diabetics received adequate/more than adequate prenatal care compared to 65% of women with usual gestational risk. On the other hand, the group of diabetics was composed mostly of women over 35 years of age, with underlying hypertension, pre-gestational excess weight and excess gestational weight gain who were multiparous, with history of cesarean deliveries and abortions. The outcomes of “prematurity” and “birth of large-sized newborn” for the gestational age were higher among diabetics. Conclusion: Diabetic women had more unfavorable demographic conditions, clinical/obstetric history and neonatal outcomes compared to women with usual gestational risk. Nevertheless, prenatal care was a factor of extreme importance to prevent other negative outcomes (neonatal death and Apgar <5) to increase among diabetic women compared to those with usual gestational risk. Therefore, the role of prenatal care among Brazilian women is reiterated, especially among the high gestational risk women.
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