Does rheumatoid disease hurt the fetus during pregnancy

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The onset of rheumatoid disease mainly occurs in people with poor physical resistance, which is directly related to genetic, infection and sex hormones. If you have rheumatoid disease during pregnancy, generally speaking, the condition of rheumatoid disease will not have any direct harm to the child. But it's possible to pass rheumatoid disease on to the fetus. In addition, if pregnant women use oral medication to treat rheumatoid symptoms during pregnancy, then these drugs may have a very bad impact on the fetus.

Does rheumatoid disease hurt the fetus during pregnancy

The use of topical plaster to treat rheumatoid symptoms will not have any bad effect on the fetus, but also can effectively alleviate the rheumatoid symptoms of patients, is a relatively good treatment. Patients must wait until their children are weaned before they can use drugs to treat rheumatoid arthritis.

When pregnant women suffer from rheumatoid disease, oral drugs cannot be used for treatment. But patients can use external plaster and other methods to treat. This can effectively reduce the rheumatoid symptoms of patients, for treatment or have a better effect.

If rheumatoid patients are pregnant, then it is best not to use oral drugs for treatment. Because in this case, the drug will have a very direct harm to the fetus. Therefore, pregnant women with rheumatoid disease had better not use oral medication.

matters needing attention

Many of the drugs for rheumatoid arthritis are anti-inflammatory drugs and hormone drugs. These drugs have a direct impact on the fetus. So patients with rheumatoid symptoms in pregnancy, we must pay special attention.