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How to achieve a safe and healthy pregnancy with myLoop.
Pregnancy and type 1 diabetes
Imagine the feeling of knowing type 1 diabetes does not stop you from having a healthy child. With optimal diabetes management – that is an HbA1c below 6.5%1 – you can start planning your pregnancy whenever you decide to!
This is the freedom that myLoop offers to everyone who may one day want to have children.
Considering a family
How does a perfect plan look?
Expecting a baby
How does a healthy pregnancy look?
Life as a mum
How does a happy mum look?
Why choose myLoop for pregnancy
The myLoop AID system is powered by CamAPS FX, the app designed and indicated for pregnancy. The app-based hybrid closed loop algorithm communicates with a compatible CGM sensor - either Dexcom G6 or FreeStyle Libre 3 / FreeStyle Libre 3 Plus - and the YpsoPump insulin pump.
How does a perfect plan look?
A perfect plan shortens the time you spend planning for pregnancy
Did you know the glucose targets for women wanting to have a baby are very ambitious? The better your glycaemic management, the faster you can start trying to get pregnant. To achieve this, you will need full support from your healthcare team.
Our pregnancy & type 1 diabetes guide discusses:
Frequently Asked Questions by women
How to achieve a healthy pregnancy
Type 1 diabetes therapy options
Managing your type 1 diabetes: key glycaemic goals
< 6.5%
HbA1c prior to pregnancy1
> 70%
time in pregnancy range 3.5-7.8 mmol/L2
< 5.3 mmol/L
fasting glucose during pregnancy1
How does a healthy pregnancy look?
A balanced body, mind, and type 1 diabetes management
A healthy pregnancy requires superb type 1 diabetes management. The big effort required from the soon-to-be mom is undoubtedly an act of love. A healthy lifestyle will also contribute to your overall physical and emotional health.
Your 'Pregnancy and Type 1 Diabetes' guide offers:
Step-by-step advice to manage diabetes with myLoop before, during, and after pregnancy
Help with real-life situations during pregnancy
Useful information for caregivers
‘‘During my first pregnancy eight years ago I used capillary testing, setting alarms every two hours through the night. I stopped driving and made sure I was accompanied overnight throughout the pregnancy for fear of a catastrophic hypo.’’
Nina, type 1 diabetic and mother of two
How does a happy mum look?
Focused on the new-born, relaxed about everything else