If I have scleroderma, can I have children?

Condition analysis:
An individual diagnosed with scleroderma needs to check with her rheumatologist and obstetrician/gynecologist to discuss possible complications associated with having children. The physicians will likely investigate to determine if an individual’s condition has stabilized. If scleroderma has stabilized, then the physicians are better able to determine if the body can handle pregnancy and childbirth.

Instructions:
Turmeric: Turmeric is one of the best natural remedies for scleroderma. Add two teaspoons of turmeric to a cup of water and mix well until it forms a paste. Dip a cotton ball in the paste and apply it on the site of scleroderma for 20-25 minutes every day. As the turmeric paste can leave some stains, you can also consider using turmeric powder directly. Turmeric helps eliminate free radicals from the body. You can also ingest turmeric to treat scleroderma. Mix some turmeric in a glass of milk or water and have it twice a day.