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Recently, a research article was published in Arthritis & Rheumatology, an authoritative journal in the field of rheumatic immunology , which aims to evaluate pregnancy outcomes related to anti-rheumatic treatment before and during pregnancy
immunity
The 2007-2017 Swedish national register-based cohort study included 921 psoriatic arthritis (PsA) pregnancies and 9210 non-PSA pregnancies (matched by 1:10 maternal age, year, and parity)
Compared with non-PsA pregnancy, women with PsA are more obese, smoke more often, and are more often diagnosed with pre-pregnancy hypertension and diabetes
Diagnose diabetes
The risk varies according to the existence, timing and type of anti-rheumatic treatment.
It can be seen that compared with non-PsA pregnancy, the risk of premature delivery and cesarean section is mostly increased in people who receive anti-rheumatic treatment (especially biologics) during pregnancy
Compared with non-PsA pregnancies, the risk of premature delivery and cesarean section is mostly increased in people who receive anti-rheumatic treatments (especially biologics) during pregnancy
Original source:
Katarina Remaeus,et al.
Pregnancy outcomes in women with psoriatic arthritis with respect to presence and timing of antirheumatic treatment
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