Astma u kobiet w ciąży

Rogala, Barbara

doi:10.1016/j.alergo.2015.07.001

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“…The prevalence of allergic diseases and asthma has been rising in recent decades, reaching 5% of the adult, and 10% of the child and teenage population in Poland. Asthma is the most common disease complicating pregnancy, which affects 12% of pregnant women [1], and may lead to poor maternal and neonatal outcomes, especially in severe, uncontrolled, or inappropriately managed cases [2]. Likewise, pregnancy, by leading to multiple changes in the organism, influences the course of asthma.…”

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Evaluation of asthma course in pregnancy

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The prevalence of asthma has been rising in recent decades. It is the most common disease among pregnant women and affects ca. 12% of this population. The course of asthma in pregnancy may change. In 1/3 of patients, it worsens; in 1/3 of patients, the symptoms are milder; in 1/3 of patients, it remains unchanged. Well-controlled asthma decreases the risk of pregnancy complications. Uncontrolled and severe asthma increases the risk of congenital malformations and obstetrical complications for both mother and baby. Exacerbations may also contribute to poor pregnancy outcomes. These occur mostly either in the first or in the second trimester. The most common triggers are viral infections and treatment non-compliance.The key to maintaining and gaining control of asthma is active treatment of asthma and its exacerbations.

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