While most infants born to mothers who have lupus are healthy, mothers with lupus as a pre-existing disease in pregnancy should remain under medical care until delivery.[1] In general, women with lupus and, in addition, hypertension, proteinuria, and azotemia have an extra increased risk for pregnancy complications.[2][3] Pregnancy outcomes in women with lupus who receive kidney transplants are similar to those of transplant recipients without lupus.[2]