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During pregnancy, the effects of hormonal changes on asthma can vary significantly among individuals. This variability is a key aspect of understanding how asthma may manifest during this period.

Some patients may experience worsening asthma symptoms due to a variety of factors, such as increased respiratory demands and changes in the immune system. Others may have stable symptoms without any noticeable changes. Additionally, many women report an improvement in asthma symptoms during pregnancy, which can be attributed to hormonal influences, particularly elevated levels of progesterone.

Given this variability, it is accurate to state that any of these outcomes—worsening, unchanged, or improvement of symptoms—can occur. Therefore, it is true that all these statements reflect the potential experiences of pregnant individuals with asthma. Recognizing that asthma management must be tailored to each patient's unique situation during pregnancy is crucial for effective care.