Lupus is an autoimmune disorder that affects the immune system and can cause skin and eye inflammation. The document discusses the risks of lupus during pregnancy for both the mother and baby, including increased risks of preeclampsia and premature birth. It proposes examining the effects of lupus on pregnant women, finding an enzyme to control lupus during pregnancy, and testing this enzyme in a study with pregnant women divided into groups to develop safer treatment options for mothers and babies.

1. Lupus in pregnant womenKarla I. Velazquez Soto

2. What is lupus? Autoimmune disorderAffects Immune systemSkin and conjunctures inflammationIt affects more women than men

3. Risk Factors40% women with lupus increase her risks during the pregnancy20% pregnant women get preeclampsia50% babies born prematurePresence of antibodies in bloodBaby born dead

4. Neonatal LupusAnti-RoAnti-SSA

5. ProblemWhy a women with a Lupus diagnostic can’t be pregnant?

6. ObjectivesExamine effects of lupus en pregnant womenFind an enzyme that could control lupus meanwhile the pregnancy

7. HypothesisLupus affects directly all the possibilities to survive of the mother or the baby Create or find an enzyme that can be control or cure the lupus

8. MethodologyPermissionsPopulation (divide in three groups)Insert an enzyme that control the PreeclampsiaReview each month

9. Long Term GoalsDevelop a treatment with less risks for the motherDevelop a treatment to cure the lupus neonatal that the baby can get meanwhile the pregnancy

10. References http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/56485.phphttp://ezinearticles.com/?Lupus-in-Pregnant-Women&id=413694