Abstract

*Dr. Vidyavati R. Chavan, Dr. Papiya Jana and Dr. Chaitra N.

ABSTRACT

Gestational Diabetes Mellitus is an important important public health problem, given its high prevalence and its high prevalence and its association with adverse maternal and fetal outcomes. Recent evidence has confirmed that risk of adverse outcomes is a continuum, women with GDM are a high risk group for the future development of diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and cardiovascular disease. GDM affects roughly 7% of pregnancies with an incidence of more than 20,000 case per year. The prevalence, however varies from 1-14%, depending on population the diagnostic criteria that have been used. Women with GDM have a 40-60% chance of developing diabetes mellitus over the 5-10 years after pregnancy. Through Ayurveda GDM can be efficiently managed with our medications without interfering in the gestational health of the woman in the present case the diagnosed GDM patient has been managed with the Tab Nishaamalaki and modification in her Ahara sevana the outcome of the patient has been recorded accordingly.