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Chicken pox and fertility injections

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Hi guys a bit of a strange questions or maybe not ! I’ve just had an email stating a confirmed case of chicken pox in my sons class .Im due to start my fertility injections next wed/Thursday if my son is unfortunate enough to develop them will it affect me In any way as it would do for a pregnant lady ?? I’ve googled it and couldn’t see any answers any advice would be appreciated

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Kyell2

Hmm I’ve no idea but I’d assume you’d need to let the clinic know just incase. I hope it doesn’t affect anything 🤞 x

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Noah1981 in reply toKyell2

Thank you x me too

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Dreams1982

My little boy got chicken pox for second time when I was 4-5 week pregnant and the Dr (who was also pregnant) said as long as you have had it then shouldn't be an issue as you have immunity but I would always double check with your dr or nurse

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Kitcat12

There's a little outbreak at my school at the moment (I'm a primary teacher) and I hadn't even considered if it's safe for me. Let me know what you find out! x

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Noah1981

I know In pregnant women kitcat it’s highly dangerous my friend was pregnant and her little boy got them and he had to go stay with his nan just be careful xx

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Kitcat12 in reply toNoah1981

Oh bloody hell really? Thanks for this info x

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Lisaworthy1981

I work in a nursery and we’ve had a few cases too! I contacted my midwife and she told me as long as I’d had them I was fine! Xx

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Noah1981

Thank you 😊 x

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Lynnr54

My little boy got them when I was pregnant with my second. I was also told as long as I had them then it’s fine. I know there is a problem if you are around them a couple of weeks before a baby is born as the newborn could get them and that is bad. Someone did say to me that the first trimester is more of a grey area though so probably worthwhile checking with your clinic.

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