There are several cases where lupus worsens pregnancy and other cases where the condition becomes less severe. Some women will develop lupus symptoms for the first time while pregnant.Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) makes its first appearance during pregnancy. Women who with a 2nd-trimester unexplained stillbirth are the suspects. They can also have growth restriction, preterm delivery, or recurrent spontaneous abortions.Women with lupus might be best to wait to get pregnant until the disorder has been inactive for 6 months or more, or under control with the help of medication and normal blood pressure and kidney function.
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