About me

I'm Federico Migliorelli, an obstetrician specialising in Maternal-Fetal Medicine.

I support women with gestational diabetes so they understand what's happening, have a clear plan and reach birth calm and well supported.

Why I do this

I'm an obstetrician specialising in Maternal-Fetal Medicine and head of a hospital Diabetes and Pregnancy Unit. Every week I see the same situation repeat: a woman receives the diagnosis, gets scared and, between one appointment and the next, often feels alone, recording glucose readings, trying to work out what she can eat and waiting for someone to review her data.

I also see the opposite: when that data is reviewed frequently, interpreted in the context of the pregnancy and the necessary adjustments are made in time, the experience changes. Often what's needed isn't more numbers, but someone to help understand what they mean and what to do with them.

That's why I created this programme: to offer private, close and continuous monitoring of gestational diabetes during the weeks that remain until birth.

Training and background

Clinical experience focused on high-risk pregnancy and gestational diabetes.

Specialty
Specialist in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, trained at Hospital Clínic de Barcelona in 2014.
Current role
Specialist in the Maternal-Fetal Medicine Department, medical coordinator of the obstetric unit and head of the Diabetes and Pregnancy Unit.
Doctorate
Doctor of Medicine from the University of Barcelona since 2019.
Advanced training
Inter-university Diploma in Fetal Medicine from the University of Paris and a Master's in Research Methodology from the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
International experience
Training and clinical experience at the Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève, in Switzerland, and the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Toulouse, in France.
Research
Research focused on late-pregnancy pathology, induction of labour and gestational diabetes.
Societies, teaching and editorial work
Member of the Spanish Group on Diabetes and Pregnancy, associate editor of international scientific journals and associate professor at the University of Barcelona.

How I work

Clinical rigour, close monitoring.

Weekly review of your data

I review your glucose readings every week, not just during appointments, to spot patterns and make the necessary adjustments in time.

Glucose and pregnancy in a single plan

I don't assess glucose data in isolation, but alongside your baby's growth and the progress of your pregnancy.

Timely decisions, without alarmism

The weeks that remain matter and I'll explain this clearly, but never through fear or guilt.

A coordinated team

I work alongside a midwife experienced in nutrition, physical activity, birth preparation and breastfeeding. We share information so that your whole care follows a single plan.

Get started

Shall we talk about your case?

The initial assessment costs €280 and includes the visit, an ultrasound and a personalised plan. If I think it can provide useful information in your case, we'll place a sensor for 14 days to get to know your glucose patterns better. The assessment does not commit you to continuing with the programme.

Request initial assessment