This research aims to explore the relationship between handgrip strength in the second trimester and the risk of gestational hyperglycemia.
Measured handgrip strength in pregnant individuals during the second trimester.
Assessed the incidence of gestational hyperglycemia and diabetes in the participants.
Analyzed data to determine the predictive value of handgrip strength for hyperglycemia.
Lower handgrip strength correlates with an increased risk of gestational hyperglycemia.
Handgrip strength serves as a promising screening tool to identify those at risk for gestational diabetes mellitus.
Abstract
Lower second-trimester HGS independently predicts GDM risk and hyperglycemia, supporting its use as an inexpensive initial screening tool in primary care, particularly in resource-limited settings.
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The Association of Handgrip Strength in the Second Trimester with Gestational Hyperglycemia | Synapse