Pavilion Health Today
Supporting healthcare professionals to deliver the best patient care

Asthma may delay pregnancy

Women with asthma may take longer to get pregnant, a study suggests.

Women with asthma may take longer to get pregnant, a study suggests. Danish researchers say difficulty conceiving is more likely in those over 30 and when asthma is more severe. They say this suggests that inflammation associated with asthma has an impact on fertility. UK experts say the findings underline the importance of getting asthma symptoms under control. Study of twins Scientists from Bispebjerg University Hospital analysed questionnaires completed by 15,250 Danish twin sisters aged between 12 and 41 who had been asked about their fertility and whether they had asthma. Twins were used in the study so that genetic

---------------------------

This content is restricted to members of Pavilion Health Today. If you are an existing user, please log in. New users may register for free below.

Existing Users Log In
   
New User Registration
captcha
*Required field

This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Accept Read more ...

Privacy & Cookies Policy