From: Pregnancy in lupus: an updated consensus to guide best practice strategies
Previous gynecologic and obstetric history | |
Disease activity status current and within the past 6 months | |
Frequency and patterns of clinical disease flares | |
Disease and non-disease related comorbidities | |
The potential for an acute or chronic decline in renal function should be carefully considered in women with lupus nephritis | |
Serological profile (including the presence of positive antiphospholipid profile, or positive anti-Ro, anti-La, antiU1 RNP) | |
Disease damage index | |
Drug history relative to disease status | |
Current drug regimen and doses | |
Stratify individual risk | |
Tailor individual therapeutic options available for management of flares during pregnancy | |
Patient and family education and counseling |