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Chickenpox during Pregnancy 17th week
Hi..My wife got chickenpox 2days back and she's pregnant.
I hear that having chickenpox during pregnancy is not good for the baby and there might me some disorders.
Can someone help us whether we have to go for termination or can continue.
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Antiviral Treatment for chickenpox should be started within 48 hrs, of appearance of rashes even if pregnancy is there.
Along with other medications for symptomatic relief.
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please consult a good gynaecologist and physician in your area for proper physical examination, relevant investigation and action without delay
Please follow the instructions to safeguard the mother and baby.
Health Tips
Take proper precautions to prevent infection in other family members.
Keep your self well hydrated and Take light diet.
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No need for termination but yes periodic checkup is essential also you need to take vaccine for the chickenpox. I lease consult a gynaecologist ASAP
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