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Wichtiges zur Therapie vor, während und nach der Schwangerschaft

Rheumakranke Frauen: Kinderwunsch ist heutzutage meist erfüllbar

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Viele entzündliche Rheumaerkrankungen kommen bei Frauen häufiger vor als bei Männern. Manche dieser Erkrankungen beginnen oft im sogenannten gebärfähigen Alter. Dazu zählen unter anderen die rheumatoide Arthritis und der systemische Lupus erythematodes oder das axiale Befallsmuster der Spondyloarthritis. Modernen Therapieoptionen ist es zu verdanken, dass eine entzündlich rheumatische Erkrankung einer Frau heutzutage dem Wusch nach Kindern nicht mehr entgegensteht.

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    Dieter Schöffel (Praxis für Rheumatologie und spezielle Schmerztherapie)

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Schöffel, D. Rheumakranke Frauen: Kinderwunsch ist heutzutage meist erfüllbar. Orthop. Rheuma 21, 34–40 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15002-018-1443-0

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