AI Article Synopsis
- Pregnant women experience physiological changes that can lead to quicker respiratory issues.
- Asthma impacts 2-13% of pregnancies, making consistent monitoring essential for effective management.
- Treatment for asthma during pregnancy should be the same as for non-pregnant patients, focusing on maintaining control and addressing exacerbations.
Article Abstract
The physiological changes in the pregnant woman expose her to a risk of faster respiratory decompensation. Asthma affects 2-13% of pregnancies. It is therefore important to ensure regular monitoring to allow good control of asthma to reduce the risk of exacerbations. Finally, the background treatment, such as exacerbations, must be identical to the treatment of other patients.
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