Can Dengue Fever During Pregnancy Cause Low Birth Weights in Newborns
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Yes, dengue fever during pregnancy can potentially lead to low birth weight in newborns. The illness can cause complications such as poor blood circulation, placental insufficiency, and preterm labor, all of which may impact fetal growth. Additionally, high fever and dehydration associated with dengue can affect the nutrient and oxygen supply to the fetus, resulting in lower birth weights. Close monitoring and medical care are essential for pregnant women with dengue to minimize risks to the baby.
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