Recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL) is a deeply challenging and emotionally taxing experience for couples hoping to build their families. Defined as the occurrence of two or more failed pregnancies, historically noted as three or more, RPL affects approximately 1-2% of women. The journey of recurrent pregnancy loss often involves navigating complex emotions, medical evaluations, and treatment options in pursuit of answers and solutions.
Every woman’s body is unique and as such has a unique health profile. Accordingly, a woman may want to consider a specialist who celebrates these individual differences and distinct health needs. You may see a cardiologist for a heart issue or a dermatologist for a skin issue. The key is to find a healthcare provider that you can trust. Many female patients decide to find a physician that specializes in women’s healthcare located near their home or office.
In part I of this blog post “IBD, Biologics, & Your Liver” we discussed the potential risk of anti-tumor necrosis factor antagonists causing liver damage. In this post, we will discuss the effects biologics can have on pregnancy. Women with IBD who become pregnant…
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