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Chicken pox and pregnancy

Plek Trum · 2014-08-25 14:42:19

Mods - you can delete thread. Immunisation confirmed, all fine :)

25-08-2014 2:42pm

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Mods - you can delete thread. Immunisation confirmed, all fine

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#2 25-08-2014 3:27pm

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My experience is my 2 kids caught chicken pox during my 3rd pregnancy, I had it before, doc wasn't in the slightest bit worried and my now 2 year old baby is as healthy as a trout.

My opinion is that it sounds like the environment was so well sterilised there is no need for worry, though I totally understand your concerns and wanting to protect baby from any health hazards.

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#3 25-08-2014 3:40pm

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Thanks for that - my GP checked my immunisation and that of partner and mother of the children concerned. All are vaccinated / immune so really zero chance of passing anything onto baby at this stage. What a relief!

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#4 25-08-2014 5:50pm

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How did the GP check the immunity of the mother of the children concerned?

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