What are the symptoms of rubella in early pregnancy?

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Rubella is named for its rapid development, like the wind. In fact, rubella is a skin infectious disease caused by rubella virus infection. Although this kind of disease comes on very quickly, it also recovers quickly. Pregnant women with rubella after onset before there are some signs, such as a short body low fever, or lymph nodes slightly swollen. Maternal rubella should be actively treated, or it may cause damage to the fetus. Pregnant women suffering from rubella should actively make serum antibody test, or do virus isolation test, so as to diagnose the disease. Now let's talk about the symptoms of rubella in pregnant women.

What are the symptoms of rubella in early pregnancy?

Rubella in pregnant women generally does not occur immediately after a virus infection, about 14 to 21 days of incubation period. In the incubation period, pregnant women have low body temperature, and often ignore the disease because of this period of low temperature. After the incubation period, the disease began to be in the rash stage.

When the rubella of pregnant women is in the rash stage, the rash can occur on the skin behind the ears and neck, and the lymph nodes near the rash site can be slightly enlarged, and the lymph nodes have tenderness. The rash stage lasts about a week. These rashes are different in shape and scattered in distribution.

Maternal rubella can sometimes appear on the face or trunk and arms, and spread to the whole body. A small number of pregnant women with rubella can have peeling phenomenon, and in the soft palate tissue will appear some red mucosal rash, and can lead to mild splenomegaly.

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Rubella in pregnant women can sometimes cause physical pain. Slight pressing at the place where the rash occurs can cause tingling, and may also cause large areas of skin redness and scarlet fever like skin. Although the onset of rubella is more urgent, as long as active treatment will not have sequelae.