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If you are thinking about starting a family and you take medicine to manage Multiple sclerosis attacks
you may have concerns about how your treatment affect your pregnancy
and your baby health
Women with multiple sclerosis can and do have healthy pregnancies and healthy baby
Disease characteristics and treatment plan are significant considerations i your family planning.


Before You Get Pregnant
Talk to your doctor
Plan this issue with your doctor If your MS is under control, you’ll probably get a green light.
Some drugs are not permitted during pregnancy you will need stop taking them
Time it right As any woman, you have to be ready for this step And also until you stop taking the medications
Build a support team
Do some sports, such as walking or swimming
While You’re Pregnant
Some studies have found that MS symptoms decrease in pregnancy during the third trimester the MS relapse rate can be 70% lower when compared
with the time before pregnancy and increase after delivery
You might mean a urinary tract infection
It may happen with any woman during pregnancy
drink lots of water
and tell your doctor if you feel burning when you go to the bathroom
You may get monthly urine tests to check for urinary tract infections
Prop yourself up As you get bigger, your balance may be off
Prepare for your delivery. likelihood is that you’ll be ready to give birth a bit like the other woman.
After Baby Come Home
Be aware of flares. within the first 9 months after birth, up to 40% of girls with MS will have a relapse. But a flare doesn’t raise your risk of a long-term disability.
Be aware of flares
within the first 9 months after birth, up to 40% of girls with MS will have a relapse. But a flare doesn’t raise your risk of a long-term disability.
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