The majority of individuals obtaining the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis are women of
childbearing age. They are naturally concerned as to how multiple sclerosis affects the …

Background Multiple sclerosis (MS) predominantly onsets in women of reproductive age.
The possibility of adverse obstetric and perinatal outcomes is a likely source of concern to …

Background and Methods Multiple sclerosis often occurs in young women, and the effect of
pregnancy on the disease is poorly understood. We studied 254 women with multiple …

Background and Methods Multiple sclerosis often occurs in young women, and the effect of
pregnancy on the disease is poorly understood. We studied 254 women with multiple …

Using data from the compulsory Medical Birth Registry of Norway, the authors investigated
the effect of maternal multiple sclerosis (MS) on pregnancy, delivery, and birth outcome in …

To investigate the influence of maternal multiple sclerosis (MS) on pregnancy, we compared
pregnancy, delivery and birth outcome in births prior to onset of MS (pre MS), between MS …

The influence of pregnancy in multiple sclerosis (MS) has been a matter of controversy for a
long time. Women with MS were often discouraged to envisage pregnancy. The Pregnancy …

The effects of pregnancy were studied in a multiple sclerosis incidence cohort. In order to
eliminate interaction bias between the disease and pregnancy, analysis of the risk of relapse …

Objective–The objective of this study was to investigate the effect of maternal multiple
sclerosis (MS) on delivery and birth outcome in births without planned caesarean section …

Few studies have assessed the risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes in women with multiple
sclerosis (MS). We used 2 large US administrative databases, the Truven Health …