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Risk of Gestational Diabetes with Early Puberty

Women who had their first menstruation at age ≤11 years had a 51% higher risk of developing gestational diabetes. Gestational diabetes is an increasingly common pregnancy complication and can have long-lasting health consequences for mothers and their children.

Early puberty at the age of 11 or less increases risk of gestational diabetes by 51%

Menarche at 11 Years of Age Increases Risk Of Gestational Diabetes

Girls who had their first period at age 11 or younger were 50% more likely to develop gestational diabetes than those who had their first period at age 13. Read More

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