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In this study it has been tested the usefulness of serum glycosyl protein (fructosamine) to diagnose diabetic pregnant women requiring insulin therapy. The analysis was performed on the base of obtained results of glucose tolerance test, glycemia level in diurnal profile, fructosamine level and its relationship to albumin level and total protein amount in serum pregnant women with carbohydrates intolerance. Calculated specificity and sensitivity of above mentioned measurements was too low. We can not concluded that it is necessary to include insulin-therapy in diabetic pregnancy on the base of fructosamine serum level even corrected by protein or albumin serum level.
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