Postpartum outcome and its risk factors of increased gestational diabetes mellitus according to the new diagnostic criteria / 中华围产医学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To investigate the outcomes of increased gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) and the influencing factors after the implementation of the new GDM diagnostic criteria.Methods A total of 1 439 GDM women who delivered in the Peking University First Hospital between May 1,2011 and December 31,2012 were studied and divided into two groups.Group Ⅰ included the women who met the new GDM diagnostic criteria (fasting plasma glucose and 1 or 2 h plasma glucose levels for 75-g oral glucose tolerance test performed between 24 and 28 weeks of gestation were no less than 5.1,10.0 and 8.5 mmol/L),but did not meet the National Diabetes Data Group (NDDG) criteria;and Group Ⅱ included the women who met the NDDG criteria only.Women in Group Ⅰ were further divided into two subgroups according to whether attending the one-day GDM outpatient visit.Follow-up rate and detecting rate of abnormal glucose metabolism at 6-12 weeks after delivery were analyzed.Chi-square test,t test and multivariate Logistic analysis were used for statistical analysis.Results There were 849 GDM women in Group Ⅰ (59.0％,849/1 439) and 590 (41.0％,590/1 439) in Group Ⅱ.The follow-up rate in group Ⅰ was lower than in group Ⅱ [25.9％(220/849) vs 32.0％(189/590),x2=6.112,P=0.013].There were five cases of impaired fasting glucose and 34 impaired glucose tolerance in Group Ⅰ;and four cases of impaired fasting glucose,56 impaired glucose tolerance,eight impaired fasting glucose tolerance with impaired glucose tolerance and five diabetes mellitus in Group Ⅱ;there were significant differences [17.7％(39/220) vs 38.6％(73/189),x2=33.810,P=0.000].(2) In Group Ⅰ,the increased glucose level at 2 h in oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy (OR=1.547,95％CI:1.038-2.306,P=0.032) and family history of diabetes mellitus (OR=1.879,95％CI:1.066-3.313,P=0.020) were risk factors for postpartum abnormal glucose metabolism,while breast-feeding was a protective factor (OR=0.290,95％CI:0.092-0.914,P=0.035).(3) In group Ⅰ,the follow-up rate in those who attended the one-day GDM outpatient visit was higher than those who did not [30.7％(185/603) vs 14.2％(35/246),x2=23.780,P=0.000],but the detecting rate of postpartum abnormal glucose metabolism were similar in women attending the one-day GDM outpatient visit and those not attending [17.8％(33/185) vs 17.1％(6/35),x2=0.020,P=0.887].Conclusions Increased GDM women still have glucose metabolism abnormality after delivery,especially those who have higher glucose level at 2 h after glucose intake in 75 g oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy and who have a family history of diabetes mellitus.The one day GDM outpatient visit may improve the follow-up rate for these women.