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Glucose circadian rhythm disruption is associated with preeclampsia
Disrupted daily blood sugar patterns are linked to preeclampsia
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Abstract
Among 71 participants, 20 diagnosed with preeclampsia exhibited reduced amplitude and less robust glucose rhythmicity.
- All participants showed a significant circadian rhythm in glucose levels.
- A model was developed that includes factors like postprandial peak timing and age to predict preeclampsia.
- Disruption of glucose circadian rhythm may be associated with an increased risk of preeclampsia.
- The findings suggest that monitoring glucose rhythms could be useful for anticipating pregnancy-related complications.
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