Using the PIDA on Your PDA: Providing Personalized Education and Decision Support for Women with IBD of Childbearing Age

Rosiou, Konstantina; Selinger, Christian P.

doi:10.1007/s10620-022-07503-x

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“…Concerns especially in terms of heredity, effects of medications and adverse pregnancy outcomes might affect patients’ choices both in family planning but also during pregnancy [ 4 , 5 ]. It has been shown that educational interventions can improve patient knowledge as well as anxiety and depression and quality of life for patients with IBD [ 6 , 7 , 8 ]. Management of pregnancy in women with CD can prove challenging and requires specialised care which is best done with a multidisciplinary approach.…”

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Obstetric Considerations in Pregnant Women with Crohn’s Disease

Rosiou

Selinger

2023

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Crohn’s disease affects many women of childbearing age. Fecundity rates are often lower than in the general population due to reduced fertility during active inflammation, effects of pelvic surgery or voluntary childlessness. Many women have concerns regarding the effects of pregnancy on their Crohn’s, any potential effect of medication on the fetus, and passing on Crohn’s disease to the offspring. International guidelines on reproduction for women with Crohn’s disease provide evidence-based advice to patients and health care professionals. There is an increasing literature on the safety of advanced medication for Crohn’s disease during pregnancy. This review article therefore focuses on obstetric considerations beyond medication safety. We provide information on fertility, factors affecting pregnancy and fetal outcomes, obstetric complications, factors influencing mode of delivery, management of intestinal stomas during pregnancy and general considerations around breast feeding.

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Obstetric Considerations in Pregnant Women with Crohn’s Disease

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Selinger

2023

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“…Wang et al [9] developed a novel web-based Pregnancy in IBD Decision Aid to provide education and support on all reproductive stages with information tailored to each women's situation. Rosiou and Selinger [10] discuss in their accompanying editorial that the decision aid will allow for easily accessible education in the pre-conception phase, thereby reaching more women.…”

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