Pregnancy and TsMVgepatit
Question: Can pregnancy (itself the fruit) have a favorable effect on the course of CMV hepatitis, reduce the clinical manifestations of the disease
Answer: Cytomegalovirus infection is particularly dangerous during pregnancy. This danger is caused by the fact that the risk of transmission of cytomegalovirus from mother to fetus is very large. CMV is one of the first places in utero infection of the fetus. Particularly severe impact can cause the transfer of primary infection, when CMV was in the mother for the first time during pregnancy. Women, therefore, in the blood which in the analysis were not detected antibodies to cytomegalovirus, are a risk group and should be particularly careful to care for the prevention of cytomegalovirus infection. Therefore, cytomegalovirus infection, along with rubella, toxoplasmosis, and herpes is included in the group of diseases to which women better screened before conception. Fetal cytomegalovirus infection can occur in different ways. Fruit can be infected at the time of conception, as well as cytomegalovirus and contained in the male seed. Cytomegalovirus infection can penetrate into the body of the child through the placenta during pregnancy. More frequently, only CMV enters the unborn child from the uterus through the fetal membranes. In addition, cytomegalovirus infection can occur during childbirth, at the moment when the child ancestral pathways or after birth through breastfeeding, as well as cytomegalovirus and located in the mucosa of the vagina, through which passes a child, and in breast milk of women infected. However, it should be noted that cytomegalovirus infection of the child during birth and after is not so dangerous and does not lead to such terrible consequences, such as intrauterine infection. TakzheObschaya feature percolation of all forms of hepatitis in pregnancy – is it more vivid manifestation: in pregnant women with hepatitis often itchy skin, strongly expressed jaundice, increased cholesterol levels. Moreover, the severity of hepatitis in pregnant women increases with increasing gestational age. However, the outcome of the disease in pregnant women do not differ from the outcomes of hepatitis B in the group of non-pregnant women. Have been studies of influence of hepatitis on the fetus of a pregnant woman. According to medicine, with an acute course of hepatitis in pregnant women is often a spontaneous abortion in the midst of illness associated with intoxication. Moreover, spontaneous miscarriage in this case leads to a sharp weighting disease. Given this, it is believed that abortion in the acute period of disease is contraindicated. Especially if the child is born full term, then his chances for the lack of serious consequences are high. During pregnancy, women are reduced immunity, which leads to the aggravation of disease.
Cytomegalovirus & Pregnancy | admin | 
May 13, 2010 10:43 pm
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