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Dengue with pregnancy

2024-11-19 03:51:29
What happens if pregnant got dengue... Any precautions... And If I got what to do .. Can kind of risk
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Answered2024-11-20 02:53:36

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If you are pregnant and have high fever with body pains, please get tested. You might need to get admitted to hospital for monitoring for blood counts and baby and get treated. Only preventative way is to make sure to avoid mosquitoes.

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Dengue in pregnancy can put you at high risk precautions... Hydrate well Get your platelet count monitoring everyday Platelet count less than 20000 needs hospitalisation

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Take precautions to avoid mosquito bite

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