Abstract
In this era altered life style many problems arise during pregnancy, due which obtaining a supraja i.e., healthy progeny is very difficult. Gestational diabetes mellitus is one of the burning problems. The abnormal glucose tolerance during pregnancy is associated with high risk for mother and child with poor outcome like miscarriage, stillbirth, heavy birth weight neonates, congenital malformations which will be morally and socially demanding. These depends upon directly on control over blood sugar levels. The short-term intensive care given by expert team give a long term pay off in avoiding these problems. Early detection, pre conceptional care in known diabetic, proper meal plan, insulin treatment, keeping euglycemia, periodical monitoring of mother and fetus health is the main line of treatment by modern science. Ayurvedic fundamentals of dincharya, rutucharya, diet and yoga, shodhana can be applied successfully in case of GDM. This review article will give strategic insight from various literature of modern science and Ayurveda.
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