Coping with multiple physical problems during pregnancy |
Personal health |
Pregnancy concerns |
Fear of postpartum MS relapse |
Negative effect of medication on the fetus |
Harm to the fetus |
The effect of MS on the fetus |
Genetic risk of passing on MS |
Inability to meet the infant’s needs |
Challenges in the care for infants |
Fear of failing as a parent |
lactation failure |
Inability to meet the needs of a child |
The physical burden of caring for a child |
Inability to keep a child entertained |
Inadequate provision of care in general |
Spotting |
Interrupted menstrual cycle |
Feeling of threatened fertility |
Irregular menstruation |
Early menopause |
The impact of the disease on fertility |
Negative effects of MS on fertility |
The impact of medication on fertility |
Hormone therapy reduces the effect of MS medications |
Limitations of infertility treatment due to the presence of MS disease |
The negative effect of infertility treatments on MS |
The need for more support by the family and spouse |
Neglecting support needs of women with MS on fertility and pregnancy |
Lack of social support |
Lack of coaching and fertility counseling |
Lack of attention paid to fertility needs after MS diagnosis |
Lack of child care services |