L. Alexandre, K. Shipman, A. Brahma, J. Turner, T. Wallace, K. Stanley, R. Temple
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Diabetic ketoacidosis following steroid treatment in a patient with gestational diabetes mellitus
In addition, metabolic changes inpregnancy increase the risk of DKA.These include insulin resistancecaused by increased circulating levels of hormones including prog-esterone, oestrogen, cortisol andhuman placental lactogen in thecontext of reduced buffering capacity due to decreased bloodbicarbonate levels secondary to res-piratory alkalosis in pregnancy.