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Hi, i got covid during 4 weeks pregnant. i had symptoms for couple of days. does it harm the baby or do i need to take any extra precautions to monitor my baby?
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In most cases babies are completely safe. Nothing can you do to monitor baby at this stage. You just patiently wait for the next follow up and if baby progresses as expected by ultrasound and hormone level, baby will be fine. Take care!
Answered 3/14/2023
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