The purpose of the Savella Pregnancy Registry is to gain knowledge of the effects of taking Savella during pregnancy. Enrollment in the Registry is voluntary, and may help future mothers better understand the risks and benefits of using Savella during pregnancy.

If you are pregnant and have received Savella, you may qualify to participate. The Pregnancy Registry seeks participants who:

• Have taken Savella anytime during pregnancy.
• Are pregnant now.
• Are residents of the United States.
• Are 18 years old or older.
• Will allow us to contact their doctor and their baby’s doctor for information.

You will be asked to provide some basic information about your pregnancy and for your permission to contact:

• the doctor who prescribed Savella
• the doctors you are seeing during this pregnancy and
• your baby’s doctor after the delivery

It is important for eligible patients to be enrolled in this Registry as early in pregnancy as possible. However, eligible patients may enroll at any time during their pregnancy. It may also be possible for a woman who is no longer pregnant to enroll, if specific criteria are met. Please call the registry to discuss what these criteria are.

Participation in this Registry does not require any additional medical procedures, or taking any additional medications. It will not affect your treatment plan agreed upon between you and your doctor in any way.

What Kind of Information is the Registry Collecting?

The Registry will need information about you, your pregnancy, and your baby after delivery. All information collected will be confidential – you and your baby’s identity will be protected. We will ask you about your use of Savella and any other medications you are taking during pregnancy. Your doctor will be asked to provide information about your health history, including any previous pregnancies, and any risks related to your pregnancy. Additionally, your baby’s pediatrician will be asked to provide information about your child’s health through 12 months of age.