Reconsider dyslipidemic medication:

Dyslipidemia, if not pharmacologically treated, seldom poses a threat to the health of a woman with diabetes during the comparatively short duration of pregnancy and, typically, the relatively few months leading up to conception. Also, there is uncertain safety of statins during pregnancy.

So, proceed to necessary modification of medication according to the following instructions:

R1.9a Discontinue statins. (1++)

R1.9b Discontinue fibrates, because of unproven safety during pregnancy. (2++)

R1.9c Bile acid-binding resins may be used, however, this is seldom warranted. (2++)