We all know that the three highs have become the three major threats to people's health nowadays, and they are mainly manifested as chronic diseases that often require continuous control in daily life. In fact, high blood sugar is one of the three high, and the main symptom is diabetes. Next, let's take a look at whether high blood sugar can lead to infertility?
Can high blood sugar lead to infertility
Generally, high blood sugar will lead to infertility, but the cause of sugar is still unclear, which may be related to the following factors: (1) autoimmune: anti insulin antibodies can be detected in the plasma of some patients with diabetes and infertility, and ovarian antibodies can also be detected in some cases; (2) Obesity: Some patients with diabetes are obese due to metabolic disorder, and obesity is one of the reasons for infertility, which indirectly causes female infertility.
What fruits should I eat for high blood sugar during pregnancy
Pregnant women with high blood sugar mainly choose fruits based on the sugar or starch content in the fruit, as well as the glycemic index of various fruits. It is recommended that pregnant women with high blood sugar eat fruits with low sugar content and low glycemic index, such as oranges, pomelos, lemons, peaches, plums, apples, pears, apricots, loquats, strawberries, cherries, etc., but the amount should be limited. It is best to consume less than 200g of fruits per day. If blood sugar control is ideal, some bananas, kiwis, grapes, etc. can be eaten appropriately, but there are certain requirements for the time to eat fruits. It is recommended to eat fruits as an extra meal between two meals or one hour before bedtime.
Therefore, the editor suggests that if female friends suffer from high blood sugar, it is best to go to the hospital for a relevant pregnancy preparation test before having a baby. Of course, if your blood sugar is high, you should also pay attention to controlling your intake of sugar in daily life. It is best not to eat too much sucrose, or you can use xylitol as a substitute.
