Из UTD: "Other than close attention to fetal well-being, DKA is treated similarly in pregnant and nonpregnant patients. This includes the use of intravenous insulin, appropriate volume replacement, careful attention to electrolytes (including potassium, phosphate, and magnesium), and a search for precipitating causes such as infection or insulin noncompliance. Glucocorticoids and beta-2 agonists should be avoided during DKA, as they will worsen hyperglycemia. (See "Treatment of diabetic ketoacidosis and hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state in adults").
DKA alone is generally not an indication for delivery. While fetal testing (eg, fetal heart rate monitoring) may be abnormal during acute ketoacidosis, fetal testing and status should improve as the mother is treated and improves."
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