Lupus and pregnancy used to be considered two medical conditions that should never coincide. Not the case today. These days, women with lupus can successfully manage their disease and pregnancy at the same time, with the help of careful planning with their rheumatologist and obstetrician.
Planning a Pregnancy with Lupus
From Jeri Jewett-Tennant, MPH, former About.com Guide
Updated: September 02, 2008
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- Planning a Pregnancy with Lupus - Introduction
- Create a Pregnancy Plan
- See Your Doctor
- Find an Obstetrician
- Prepare for Pregnancy Risks
- Create a Birth Plan
- Prepare for (Minimal) Birth Risks
- Enjoy the Pleasure of Parenthood
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