Arnav Lal collects water at Playa Baquerizo on San Cristóbal Island as a sea lion watches.
(Image: Lisa Mattei)
One of the most common questions medical professionals encounter is if it is safe for a woman with MS to conceive. Dina Jacobs, an associate professor of neurology in the Perelman School of Medicine, assures women that it is perfectly safe for a woman with MS to get pregnant and give birth. With advances in MS research, doctors are making diagnoses earlier, treating more effectively, and better managing relapses in general. When a patient’s MS is better managed prior to pregnancy, then the likelihood of relapse is therefore lower during and after pregnancy, Jacobs says.
From Penn Medicine News
Arnav Lal collects water at Playa Baquerizo on San Cristóbal Island as a sea lion watches.
(Image: Lisa Mattei)
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