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Pregnancy carriage of covid positive
Good day.my self 14 weeks pregnant ,recently im covid positive but now negitive.but having post covid symptoms.Is it advisable to continue my pregnancy,my baby will have any adverse affects? .Thanks in advance.
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continue your pregnancy, no need to terminate. consultant your gynaecologist regularly
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Till now we do not have any studies showing effects of covid on pregnancy . Although neonates are very less likely to catch covid and if they do so they'll recover easily. You should continue your pregnancy and don't worry about the side effects of covid on your baby.
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Keep meeting your obgyn for regular follow up and timely ultrasound scan .
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- Do yoga in the morning under the guidance of a certified trainer, it will help you a lot .
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Get routine tests done as advised by your gynaecologist. Having covid infection is not an indication for termination of pregnancy.
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Nellore
No need to terminate your pregnancy.... U can just go for routine followup/ANC checkup.
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