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Pregnancy DMT Management in Multiple Sclerosis Increases Relapse Risk — Anti‑CD20 Before Conception Is Most Protective

MedXY Editorial TeamDec 11, 2025
Disease-Modifying Therapymultiple sclerosisPregnancyRelapse Risk

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– In a national multicenter cohort of 6,341 pregnancies in women with relapsing‑onset MS, DMT management during pregnancy increased relapse rates during gestation and postpartum.

– The highest excess relapse risk was seen after prolonged natalizumab interruption and with fingolimod exposure before pregnancy.

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