These are very concise points about Viral Rash in Pregnancy.
I hope it would be helpful.
Thanks
Rubella
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ParvoVirus
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ChickenPox
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Susecptible
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3-9%
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40%
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<10%
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Immune
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90%
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60%
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>90%
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Infectivity Mother
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90%
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50%
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70-90%
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Intrauterine Infection
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<11 wk—90%
11-16 wks—55%
>16wks —45%
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<4wks—0%
5-16wks— 15%
>16wks— 25-75%
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<28wk—5-10%
28-36wks— 25%
>36wks — 50%
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Poor Fetal outcome
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<11wk —90%
11-16wk — 20%
16-20wk — none
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<20 wks
Hydrops 3% (50% die)
Incr loss 9%
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FVS
<13wks 0.4%
13-20wks 2%
4 day before & 2 day after delivery— 20%
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Incubation Period
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14-21 day
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14-21 day
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10-21 days
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Infectivity time
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7 days pre rash
10 days post rash
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10 days pre rash to day of rash onset
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2 days pre rash untill vesicles crust
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Incidence
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2-3/1000
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1:512
Seroconversion 1.5-13%
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2-3/1000
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Babies with defect
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1 per yr
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2-8 hydrops per million preg
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30 per yr severe CP
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thanks doctor
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