Women who get pregnant in winter are more likely to be affected by this disease

Women who have conceived their pregnancy in winter will be the most endangered to be affected by genetic diabetes. This is confirmed by a study carried out by the “University of Adelaide” in Australia, as a group of experts analyzed over 60000 births from 2007 to 2011.

According to this Australian study, even the conception period can affect a woman's ability to develop diabetes.

In this regard, sedentary life - style, limited physical activity, and the poor diet that usually characterize winter life - is thought to affect. In summer fruits and vegetables will be consumed more frequently and in greater amounts. In wintertime, it is thought that more foods with many calories are consumed, and less is moved.

The increase in obesity and obesity in society has also increased the risk of developing fetishal diabetes worldwide.

This also increases the risk of premature birth and resulting in the arrival of a small - weighted child. In addition, the possibility of a woman developing Type 2 diabetes during her lifetime is higher. Hence, it is very important to pursue a healthy diet not only during pregnancy but also before or after conception.