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Women with multiple sclerosis (MS) who continue taking disease-modifying therapies (DMTs) throughout pregnancy accrue lower non-maternity healthcare costs related to hospitalization, new research shows.
Overall, the adjusted medical costs for patients who were consistently taking all of their medications were lowered by as much as $4,383, an analysis found.
According to the National MS Society, no DMTs are currently approved for use during pregnancy however, stopping treatment can increase the risk of relapses and associated health problems for people with MS.