If you have SLE, is your child vulnerable? .. Know how to protect him
If you have SLE, is your child vulnerable? .. Know how to protect him
Lupus, a rheumatic disease that affects some women, can cause difficulty in pregnancy and may affect the child, but in some cases it can be overcome.
Dr. Adel Mahmood, professor and head of the Department of Rheumatology and Immunology at Ain Shams University, said that lupus erythematosus may be transmitted from the mother to the fetus in rare cases. This is due to the transmission of mother-to-fetal antibodies across the placenta in the last weeks of pregnancy, Anti-Ro.
"The symptoms usually appear on the baby a few days or weeks after birth in the form of a red skin rash that affects the face and may extend to the limbs in some cases. The skin rash is accompanied by enlargement of the liver and spleen and a decrease in the number of platelets, In rare cases, the passage of blood from the atria to the ventricles occurs, which is very dangerous to the life of the baby. With the exception of the heart rhythm disorder, the disease is simple and easy to treat and gradually improves in most cases.
In order to avoid this disease, women with SLE are advised to avoid pregnancy until at least six months have elapsed from complete control of all symptoms of the disease. The drugs used to stop the disease are not contraindicated and do not cause a significant risk of congenital defects in the fetus .
It is also recommended to follow up with a specialist obstetrician and obstetrician as well as specialist rheumatism and immunity throughout pregnancy, and periodic analyzes must be carried out to monitor the activity of the disease and its impact on various organs of the body as well as the measurement of antibodies Anti-Roh (Anti-Ro) If these antibodies are positive, In a hospital with intensive neonatal care because of the high probability that the fetus will be born with a heart rhythm disorder.If you have SLE, is your child vulnerable? .. Know how to protect him
Lupus, a rheumatic disease that affects some women, can cause difficulty in pregnancy and may affect the child, but in some cases it can be overcome.
Dr. Adel Mahmood, professor and head of the Department of Rheumatology and Immunology at Ain Shams University, said that lupus erythematosus may be transmitted from the mother to the fetus in rare cases. This is due to the transmission of mother-to-fetal antibodies across the placenta in the last weeks of pregnancy, Anti-Ro.
"The symptoms usually appear on the baby a few days or weeks after birth in the form of a red skin rash that affects the face and may extend to the limbs in some cases. The skin rash is accompanied by enlargement of the liver and spleen and a decrease in the number of platelets, In rare cases, the passage of blood from the atria to the ventricles occurs, which is very dangerous to the life of the baby. With the exception of the heart rhythm disorder, the disease is simple and easy to treat and gradually improves in most cases.
In order to avoid this disease, women with SLE are advised to avoid pregnancy until at least six months have elapsed from complete control of all symptoms of the disease. The drugs used to stop the disease are not contraindicated and do not cause a significant risk of congenital defects in the fetus .
It is also recommended to follow up with a specialist obstetrician and obstetrician as well as specialist rheumatism and immunity throughout pregnancy, and periodic analyzes must be carried out to monitor the activity of the disease and its impact on various organs of the body as well as the measurement of antibodies Anti-Roh (Anti-Ro) If these antibodies are positive, In a hospital with intensive neonatal care because of the high probability that the fetus will be born with a heart rhythm disorder.If you have SLE, is your child vulnerable? .. Know how to protect him
Lupus, a rheumatic disease that affects some women, can cause difficulty in pregnancy and may affect the child, but in some cases it can be overcome.
Dr. Adel Mahmood, professor and head of the Department of Rheumatology and Immunology at Ain Shams University, said that lupus erythematosus may be transmitted from the mother to the fetus in rare cases. This is due to the transmission of mother-to-fetal antibodies across the placenta in the last weeks of pregnancy, Anti-Ro.
"The symptoms usually appear on the baby a few days or weeks after birth in the form of a red skin rash that affects the face and may extend to the limbs in some cases. The skin rash is accompanied by enlargement of the liver and spleen and a decrease in the number of platelets, In rare cases, the passage of blood from the atria to the ventricles occurs, which is very dangerous to the life of the baby. With the exception of the heart rhythm disorder, the disease is simple and easy to treat and gradually improves in most cases.
In order to avoid this disease, women with SLE are advised to avoid pregnancy until at least six months have elapsed from complete control of all symptoms of the disease. The drugs used to stop the disease are not contraindicated and do not cause a significant risk of congenital defects in the fetus .
It is also recommended to follow up with a specialist obstetrician and obstetrician as well as specialist rheumatism and immunity throughout pregnancy, and periodic analyzes must be carried out to monitor the activity of the disease and its impact on various organs of the body as well as the measurement of antibodies Anti-Roh (Anti-Ro) If these antibodies are positive, In a hospital with intensive neonatal care because of the high probability that the fetus will be born with a heart rhythm disorder.If you have SLE, is your child vulnerable? .. Know how to protect him
Lupus, a rheumatic disease that affects some women, can cause difficulty in pregnancy and may affect the child, but in some cases it can be overcome.
Dr. Adel Mahmood, professor and head of the Department of Rheumatology and Immunology at Ain Shams University, said that lupus erythematosus may be transmitted from the mother to the fetus in rare cases. This is due to the transmission of mother-to-fetal antibodies across the placenta in the last weeks of pregnancy, Anti-Ro.
"The symptoms usually appear on the baby a few days or weeks after birth in the form of a red skin rash that affects the face and may extend to the limbs in some cases. The skin rash is accompanied by enlargement of the liver and spleen and a decrease in the number of platelets, In rare cases, the passage of blood from the atria to the ventricles occurs, which is very dangerous to the life of the baby. With the exception of the heart rhythm disorder, the disease is simple and easy to treat and gradually improves in most cases.
In order to avoid this disease, women with SLE are advised to avoid pregnancy until at least six months have elapsed from complete control of all symptoms of the disease. The drugs used to stop the disease are not contraindicated and do not cause a significant risk of congenital defects in the fetus .
It is also recommended to follow up with a specialist obstetrician and obstetrician as well as specialist rheumatism and immunity throughout pregnancy, and periodic analyzes must be carried out to monitor the activity of the disease and its impact on various organs of the body as well as the measurement of antibodies Anti-Roh (Anti-Ro) If these antibodies are positive, In a hospital with intensive neonatal care because of the high probability that the fetus will be born with a heart rhythm disorder.If you have SLE, is your child vulnerable? .. Know how to protect him
Lupus, a rheumatic disease that affects some women, can cause difficulty in pregnancy and may affect the child, but in some cases it can be overcome.
Dr. Adel Mahmood, professor and head of the Department of Rheumatology and Immunology at Ain Shams University, said that lupus erythematosus may be transmitted from the mother to the fetus in rare cases. This is due to the transmission of mother-to-fetal antibodies across the placenta in the last weeks of pregnancy, Anti-Ro.
"The symptoms usually appear on the baby a few days or weeks after birth in the form of a red skin rash that affects the face and may extend to the limbs in some cases. The skin rash is accompanied by enlargement of the liver and spleen and a decrease in the number of platelets, In rare cases, the passage of blood from the atria to the ventricles occurs, which is very dangerous to the life of the baby. With the exception of the heart rhythm disorder, the disease is simple and easy to treat and gradually improves in most cases.
In order to avoid this disease, women with SLE are advised to avoid pregnancy until at least six months have elapsed from complete control of all symptoms of the disease. The drugs used to stop the disease are not contraindicated and do not cause a significant risk of congenital defects in the fetus .
It is also recommended to follow up with a specialist obstetrician and obstetrician as well as specialist rheumatism and immunity throughout pregnancy, and periodic analyzes must be carried out to monitor the activity of the disease and its impact on various organs of the body as well as the measurement of antibodies Anti-Roh (Anti-Ro) If these antibodies are positive, In a hospital with intensive neonatal care because of the high probability that the fetus will be born with a heart rhythm disorder.
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