Pathology of the gums in pregnancy carries a risk of diabetes

Pregnant women with periodontal disease are at greater risk of diabetes mellitus than pregnant women with healthy teeth, according to U.S.scientists from the University of New York.Scientists conducted the study, which was attended by 256 women, observed during the first six months of pregnancy.The survey showed that the 22 project participants developed diabetes during pregnancy.Scientists argue that these women have experienced serious problems with dental health, particularly periodontitis.The study was published in the Journal of Dental Research.According to researchers, this analysis proves once again the importance of maintaining oral health for pregnant women.Woman should receive treatment by a dentist before you conceive.This will protect not only women but also her unborn child from possible diseases, experts say.In the future, scientists hope to conduct a more complete analysis of the relationship between dental disease and diseases of the human body.At this stage, revealed the relationship between periodontitis and the risk of developing gestational diabetes in pregnant women, the researchers note.

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