Research Article

Effect of Evidence-Based Diet Nursing on Intestinal Flora and Maternal and Infant Prognosis in Patients with Gestational Diabetes

Table 1

Comparison of general data of the two groups of patients.

ProjectThe control group (n = 65)The observation group (n = 65)

Age (y)28.56 ± 3.6528.49 ± 3.25
Gestational week (week)29.74 ± 2.1529.83 ± 2.31
Pregnancy (second rate)2.12 ± 0.532.18 ± 0.48
Body mass index (kg/m2)28.45 ± 2.3628.51 ± 2.42

Maternity typePrimipara48 (73.85)44 (67.69)
Multiparous17 (26.15)21 (32.31)

Maternity occupationLight stamina40 (61.54)41 (63.08)
Medium stamina25 (38.46)24 (36.92)

Total household income (moon)<3000 yuan11 (16.92)8 (12.31)
3000–6000 yuan26 (40.00)25 (38.46)
>6000 yuan28 (43.08)32 (49.23)

Educational levelJunior high school and below7 (10.77)6 (9.23)
High school and college38 (58.46)37 (56.92)
Undergraduate and above20 (30.77)22 (33.85)

Frequency of bowel movements (week)≤2 second rate0 (0.00)0 (0.00)
3–5 second rate17 (26.15)20 (30.77)
6–7 second rate42 (64.62)39 (60.00)
≥8 second rate6 (9.23)6 (9.23)

DietDietary calorie intake (× 106 J/d)4.45 ± 2.264.50 ± 2.31
Percentage of protein intake (%)19.02 ± 2.8518.95 ± 3.01
Carbohydrate intake percentage (%)44.22 ± 8.2343.98 ± 8.96
Percentage of fat intake (%)36.85 ± 5.2337.02 ± 5.11
Vegetable intake (g/d)362.55 ± 75.26354.11 ± 81.65

Compared with the control group, .