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By iamaju | Jan 30, 2012

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Conceive during chicken pox

Got pregnent but came to know that my husband was having chicken pox during that time. will there be any impact to the unborn baby.

heard that Chicken pox blisters appeared means the virus is there in the body from past few days.
we had no clue about the chicken pox when we planned for the baby. I am more worried about the baby, is there any impact ?
Please advice.

Tags: chicken pox, Pregnancy

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sorenr

Jan 30, 2012

I would check with the doc, but if you have had it before you should be immune so should be ok.

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