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Infertility linked to post-childbrith onset of systemic autoimmune disease Women who experience infertility but do not use fertility treatments have a higher risk of developing a group of conditions called systemic autoimmune rheumatic diseases (SARD) in the nine years after a… https://t.co/NJf44KJ2Hc https://t.co/W4rhsDHoqB
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Infertility linked to post-childbrith onset of systemic autoimmune disease

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Women who experience infertility but do not use fertility treatments have a higher risk of developing a group of conditions called systemic autoimmune rheumatic diseases (SARD) in the nine years after a naturally conceived birth compared to women without fertility problems.

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ICYMI: Reproductive Issues in axSpA: Fertility and Pregnancy

d Sheila Reyes, MD

Axial spondyloarthritis (axSpA) affects young patients with symptom onset occurring in early adulthood. Apart from pain and quality of life, reproductive issues also arise because patients who are diagnosed with the disease are also in their reproductive age. Two interesting abstracts about reproductive issues in axSpA will be presented during the poster sessions on Saturday, November 16, 2024.

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Treat-to-Target Improves Fertility in Women with RA https://t.co/q9IMI5UHGO https://t.co/uhqaRXeBRX

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Improving fertility in women with RA For women with rheumatoid arthritis (RA), the journey to motherhood brings unique challenges, such as longer times to conception and infertility rates twice as high as those without RA. Factors like high disease activity, regular use of… https://t.co/9QXgeB7ftB https://t.co/mVUabSdLNE
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Treat-to-Target Improves Fertility in Women with RA Dr. Richard Conway discusses abstract 1647, presented at #ACR24 https://t.co/vC0CA0lN4M https://t.co/Dfo7iBYwcU

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Improving fertility in women with RA

d Jiha Lee, MD

For many women, the journey to motherhood brings a sense of anticipation and joy. However, for those with rheumatoid arthritis, this journey presents unique challenges. At ACR Convergence 2024, researchers discussed how advancements in reproductive medicine and RA management are paving the way for improved outcomes.

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Is Pregnancy Truly the Solution for RA? Pregnancy is perhaps the oldest treatment in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and has been associated with a natural improvement in disease control in 50-75% of patients. Others, however, are not as successful with unchanged disease activity or… https://t.co/MesVIUl0fC https://t.co/760i5znmeu
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Reproductive Issues in axSpA: Fertility and Pregnancy axSpA affects young patients with symptom onset occurring in early adulthood. Apart from pain and quality of life, reproductive issues also arise because patients who are diagnosed with the disease are also in their… https://t.co/8tLFOvFqdO https://t.co/E3AOOCHTgu
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If a mother has had TNFi during pregnancy, can a baby have a live oral rotavirus vaccine (usually at 2mo)? This claims data suggests no increase in diarrhoea Adds to similarly reassuring 🇨🇦prospective cohort data https://t.co/2Tz9zRhPjz Vaccinate away! #ACR24 ABST0806 @RheumNow https://t.co/66OIAR8W6l

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If a mother has had TNFi during pregnancy, can a baby have a live oral rotavirus vaccine (usually at 2mo)? This claims data suggests no increase in diarrhoea Adds to similarly reassuring 🇨🇦prospective cohort data https://t.co/2Tz9zRhPjz Vaccinate away! #ACR24 ABST0806 @RheumNow https://t.co/66OIAR8W6l

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Nice data from the OTIS Autoimmune Disease in Pregnancy Project re: certolizumab-exposed pregnancies: - spontaneous loss rate comparable to non-disease controls - no stillbirths - preterm similar to disease controls Plenty positive for CZP in pregnancy! #ACR24 ABST0805 @RheumNow https://t.co/XCRYsioxC0

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A key practice changing study (I hope) from #ACR24 has been the preCARA study. Fertility increases with aggressive disease control. My video on this study is up now on @RheumNow https://t.co/Pf3rdTHbOJ

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In this systematic review & metaanalyis by Dr. RFarhat et al, tacrolimus whole blood levels decrease in the 1st & 2nd trimesters then increase back to pre-pregnancy levels postpartum. Needs further studies to guide dose adjustment. @RheumNow #ACR24 abs1535 https://t.co/5MovzPJoFc

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Study on pregnancy outcomes in SLE with thrombocytopenia: Higher disease activity, pregnancy loss, and stillbirth rates Identified risk factors: Anti-β2GP-I positivity and higher SLEDAI score #ACR24 abst#1487 @RheumNow

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Quaack etlal. PreCARA study (vs PARA, historical control). T2T in RA improves fertility - time to pregnancy 84 days vs 196 days. T2T strategy also led to less NSAIDs and prednisolone. @RheumNow #ACR24 Abstr#1647 #ACRbest https://t.co/vYCCUqpCLo https://t.co/PUHJOxgGbL

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Richard Conway RichardPAConway ( View Tweet)

Quaack etlal. PreCARA study (vs PARA, historical control). T2T in RA improves fertility - time to pregnancy 84 days vs 196 days. T2T strategy also led to less NSAIDs and prednisolone. @RheumNow #ACR24 Abstr#1647 #ACRbest https://t.co/vYCCUqpCLo https://t.co/PUHJOxgGbL

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Richard Conway RichardPAConway ( View Tweet)
Plenary II: pregnancy in RA When a treat to target approach is used to achieve remission, pregnancy rates nearly similar to general population! Time to pregnancy less than half that of non-T2T comparators @RheumNow #ACR24 https://t.co/B9F9M8t9Kt

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Improved fertility in women with RA when treated with a Treat-to-Target (T2T) approach aimed at remission. Key findings: - Shorter time to pregnancy (TTP) in PreCARA cohort (84 days) vs. PARA cohort (196 days). - Increased TNF-inhibitor use and lower NSAID/prednisone use in the… https://t.co/YyD2lpXVRC https://t.co/LH5LMOH8al

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Improved fertility in women with RA when treated with a Treat-to-Target (T2T) approach aimed at remission. Key findings: - Shorter time to pregnancy (TTP) in PreCARA cohort (84 days) vs. PARA cohort (196 days). - Increased TNF-inhibitor use and lower NSAID/prednisone use in the… https://t.co/YyD2lpXVRC https://t.co/LH5LMOH8al

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