I can’t speak from experience on this topic since I was postmenopausal when my doctor diagnosed me with type 2 diabetes. However, Ginger Vieira says, “Puberty, menstruation, pregnancy, and menopause are four periods of life for women when your body’s natural hormonal changes leave a big mark on your diabetes management.”
References
Vieira, Ginger. “Diabetes and Menopause: What to Expect,” Diabetes Strong (May 4, 2020). https://diabetesstrong.com/diabetes-menopause/ (accessed on 8/2/2020)
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