Fever in a pregnant woman can affect her fetusi in three different ways: 1) If less than a month of age, the fetus could develop structural abnormalities of the brain or spine such as anencephaly or neural tube defects. For several possible reasons, parts of the nervous system fail to develop normally. This can be life threatening. 2)hypoxia. This imeans lack of oxygen. This may be due to the rapid heart rate that occurs as a direct effect of the fever itself. 3). Preterm labor: Fever as a result of infection often induces early rapture of membranes and premature labor.
A viral fever will not have an effect on the sperm. If you have conceived, there is no reason why you shouldn't have a perfectly healthy baby
Am having constant fever and stomachache but am not sure if am pregnant
Yes it can effect during pregnancy as it can cause anemia, fever, and other complications as side effects
Well it is not good for the fetus, but obviously all fevers cannot be avoided. Be sure NOT to let your fever exceed 100degrees F. Talk to your doctor about a safe fever reducer during pregnancy and try to keep yourself cool.
high fever
You should be fine as long as you rest quite a bit and take panadol if you have a fever. You may want to see a GP to make sure it is only a cold though.
what is the cause and effect in cabin fever
Lassa fever affect the skin, mucous membranes, respiratory system, heart, GI system, and the brain and meninges. In pregnant women, it particularly affects the placenta, increasing the fatality rate for the mother and fetus.
If your dog has Valley Fever and is pregnant, best would be a trip to the vet. It could spread to the puppies.
Scarlet Fever is an acute contagious disease of childhood. So unless the child is pregnant it's not likely to happen.
Yes. You should alert your doctor to your fever.
because fever effect hypothalamus that control fever in the brain