Pregnancy during rheumatology arthrities

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Asked for Female, 36 Years

Dear doc presently I am taking treatment for RA from 1 year .now we are planning into second pregnancy . Is it possible to have healthy kid with this issue plz support Regards Sujatha

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Dr. Rohit Bajaj Rheumatologist 13 yrs exp Chandigarh · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rohit Bajaj

Rheumatologist 13 yrs exp Chandigarh

Yes it's possible..provided that ur disease remains in remission and few medicines needs to be adjusted..please consult a rheumatologist

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