Treating Pregnant and Lactating Patients with Dermatologic Conditions MotherToBaby supports dermatologists in managing skin conditions during a patient’s reproductive years. We understand the challenges that you face when deciding on treatment courses when your patient is pregnant or breastfeeding. Whether tending to a patient with a pre-existing illness like psoriasis or atopic dermatitis, or a pregnancy dermatosis like PUPPP, our resources will help you weigh the risks and benefits to both …
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Helping You & Your Patients Make Informed Maternity Care Decisions MotherToBaby supports obstetricians and gynecologists (OB/GYN) as they navigate environmental exposures in the treatment of preconception, pregnant, and lactating patients. We understand the challenges that you face when counseling patients on exposure risks and when deciding on treatment courses during pregnancy or lactation. Our resources help you weigh the risks and benefits of an exposure to both your patient who is …
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We Can Help You and Your Pregnant and Lactating Patients Make Informed Decisions MotherToBaby supports maternal-fetal medicine specialists (MFMs) in managing complex and high risk maternal health conditions during pregnancy. We understand the challenges that you face when deciding on treatment courses when your patient is pregnant or postpartum. Our resources will help you weigh the risks and benefits to both your patient who is pregnant and their baby as you determine a treatment plan that …
Baby Blog: Beyond the Virus: Your Questions during the Era of COVID-19
As the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 continues to spread, pregnant and breastfeeding women are understandably concerned. Many of your recent calls, chats, texts, and emails to MotherToBaby have been about the virus itself and how it might affect a developing baby or breastfed infant (more about that on our COVID-19 fact sheet). But we’re also hearing related concerns about how to stay safe and healthy while pregnant or breastfeeding during the pandemic. Here, we answer some of the most common …
Baby Blog: Prevention of Neural Tube Defects: How Much Folic Acid is Enough?
By Patricia Olney, MS, CGC “I think I’ll go out to the garage and work on the car for a while.” This was Daniel’s reaction after the birth of his second child with spina bifida. His wife, Rebecca, cried uncontrollably. Sarah was born in 1989 after a healthy pregnancy, filled with the anticipation of first time parents. The nursery was decorated, the crib was set up, and an overnight bag packed. The only thing Rebecca didn’t anticipate was a preterm delivery, c-section, and a baby born with a …
