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Pregnancy and inflammatory bowel diseases from conception to delivery.

BACKGROUND
Chronic inflammatory bowel diseases frequently affect young people and are of major concern to them when envisaging parenthood.


MATERIALS AND METHODS
Using a literature review, we attempt to provide up-to-date solutions concerning conception, pregnancy, delivery and breastfeeding; we also underline potential risks associated with such diseases, their treatment and management.


RESULTS AND CONCLUSION
Inflammatory bowel diseases are not incompatible with maternity or paternity, but foresight is recommended and future parenthood should be discussed with gastroenterologists so as to adapt treatment and follow-up to ensure successful pregnancy outcome.