Contraception decision-making and care among reproductive-aged women with autoimmune diseases

Stransky, Olivia M.; Wolgemuth, Tierney; Kazmerski, Traci M.; Chodoff, Alaina; Borrero, Sonya; Talabi, Mehret Birru

doi:10.1016/j.contraception.2020.11.001

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“…[21,22] The motivations behind many contraceptive decisions made by pregnancy-capable individuals with OUD include prioritizing relapse prevention, integrating a method into a chaotic life, and protecting fertility in a way that emulates patients with other chronic medical conditions. [23][24][25][26] Understanding these motivations provides a foundation for improved contraceptive decisional support.…”

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Contraceptive decision making among pregnancy-capable individuals with opioid use disorder at a tertiary care center in Massachusetts

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Contraceptive decision making among pregnancy-capable individuals with opioid use disorder at a tertiary care center in Massachusetts

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“… 13 Indeed, hormonal changes during pregnancy may potentiate autoimmune disease activity, especially when the disease is uncontrolled at the time of fertilization. 59 Moreover, during pregnancy, women are highly susceptible to autoimmune diseases, due to the necessarily immunotolerant state that occurs during childbearing. 60 Some AIBD, such as pemphigoid gestationis present their initial onset during pregnancy, while others may improve or flare during pregnancy or postpartum.…”

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Investigation of comorbid autoimmune diseases in women with autoimmune bullous diseases: An interplay of autoimmunity and practical implications

Karakioulaki

Murrell

Kyriakou

et al. 2022

International Journal of Women’s Dermatology

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Autoimmune bullous diseases are a group of skin disorders resulting from an autoimmune reaction against intercellular adhesion molecules or components of the basement membrane of skin and mucosa. Autoimmune disorders often occur in patients with a history of another autoimmune disease and most autoimmune diseases have a striking female predominance. In this review, we aim to analyze the different associations of autoimmune bullous diseases with other autoimmune diseases and highlight the distinctiveness of the female gender in these associations.

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“…This culture generally privileges pregnancy prevention over pregnancy, and contraception efficacy and safety above a patient's preferences for or even interest in using contraception. 4 …”

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Redefining Primum Non Nocere to Include Reproductive Autonomy: A New Paradigm in Subspecialty Medicine

Talabi

Callegari

Borrero

2021

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People with chronic medical illnesses are at particularly high risk for adverse pregnancy outcomes, yet current clinical approaches largely fail to identify and support their individualized reproductive and pregnancy goals. Instead, the predominant approach to pregnancy in subspecialty medicine is disease centered rather than patient centered. To better meet the individual needs and preferences of people with childbearing potential who have chronic medical conditions, we advocate in this article for a paradigm shift in subspecialty care that honors individuals' reproductive autonomy and human right of reproduction.

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Contraception decision-making and care among reproductive-aged women with autoimmune diseases

Cited by 13 publications

References 18 publications

Contraceptive decision making among pregnancy-capable individuals with opioid use disorder at a tertiary care center in Massachusetts

Contraceptive decision making among pregnancy-capable individuals with opioid use disorder at a tertiary care center in Massachusetts

Investigation of comorbid autoimmune diseases in women with autoimmune bullous diseases: An interplay of autoimmunity and practical implications

Redefining Primum Non Nocere to Include Reproductive Autonomy: A New Paradigm in Subspecialty Medicine

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