Managing Rheumatoid Conditions During Pregnancy & Lactation MotherToBaby supports rheumatologists in managing rheumatoid diseases during pregnancy and while breastfeeding. We understand the challenges that you face when deciding on treatment courses when your patient is pregnant or breastfeeding. Care of people who are pregnant and lactating with serious conditions like rheumatoid arthritis (RA), spondyloarthritis, or lupus is further complicated by the physiological changes of pregnancy …
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Multi-lingual health educational materials on exposures during pregnancy and breastfeeding MotherToBaby is proud to offer a variety of free resources in multiple languages to help you stay informed about exposures during pregnancy and breastfeeding. We are the nation’s most trusted source of evidence-based information based on evidence. We provide important resources on medications, health conditions, chemicals, and other exposures for families and healthcare professionals. Our goal is to …
Baby Blog: A Main Course Of Knowledge With A Side Of Support, Please! 3 Tips That Help My Patients Prevent Birth Defects
By Lori Wolfe, Certified Genetic Counselor and Teratogen Information Specialist, MotherToBaby North Texas It’s pretty much a fact - ALL pregnant women worry…about what they eat, what they do, what they breathe. Basically, they worry about everything. That’s simply because every expectant mother wants to do the very best she can for her developing baby. As a genetic counselor who runs the North Texas affiliate of MotherToBaby, I get calls every day from pregnant woman who want to know what to do …
Baby Blog: Forging Ahead With Facts As Her Fuel
By Jennifer Lemons, MS, CGC, MotherToBaby Texas TIPS It was the longest 3 minutes of her life. As she opened her eyes to glance at the test, her heart stopped. She couldn’t breathe. Frantically, she tore open the instructions that came with the test to confirm what she already knew. She was pregnant. She laid her head on the bathroom stall, tears threatening to fall. It was then that the bell rang, signaling the end of lunch. It was time to go to class. But all she could think was, “I’m only …
