Which condition would be considered teratogenic?
A) congenital abnormalities
B) high blood glucose levels during the first two months of pregnancy
C) low sperm count due to obesity
D) high testosterone levels in females due to obesity
E) amenorrhea due to anorexia nervosa

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High blood glucose levels during the first two months of pregnancy can lead to teratogenic effects on the developing fetus, as it can interfere with the normal development of organs and body parts. This condition is known as gestational diabetes and requires prompt treatment to avoid complications. The other options listed do not necessarily involve a direct teratogenic effect on the developing fetus.

Which Condition Would Be Considered Teratogenic