Often, yet: Women with sle can become pregnant and have children, but pregnancy can cause sle flares. Outcomes are best when a women's lupus is well-controlled before the pregnancy. Pregnant women with sle should be monitored and those who are "ssa or ssb" positive should have more frequent fetal ultrasound to check for rare transmission of lupus to the baby.
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Absolutely: There is no reason you can't have a family. You are simply considered a high-risk pregnancy but your ob/gyn will be able to monitor you closely and discuss all your options for a successful family.
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