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Slapped cheek pregnancy

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ecossegirl91 · 05/04/2025 16:32

I’m almost 29 weeks with baby 2 and my 2.5 yr old may or may not have slapped cheek.
he awoke with a fever last night which he has, he’s very upset and lethargic with a snotty nose. One cheek looks Rosier than the other and I’m very nervous.

what do I do here as it’s Saturday? Do I phone triage? Do I need to wait till Monday to phone the GP or midwife? How will I sleep with the worry, I’m honestly very scared. Had a growth scan a few days ago and everything was perfect and I’m just so scared.

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Uphighseesky · 05/04/2025 18:04

You can't do anything this weekend anyway, and it's riskiest between 9 and 20 weeks or something like that. Just call the GP on Monday and you could request the test which shows if you've had it before.

TheThreeMiracles · 05/04/2025 20:24

You could phone triage they are always there for support and advise, I think that’s what I’d do without a second thought! Did you have slapped cheek as a child ? Xx

ecossegirl91 · 05/04/2025 22:13

I’ve no idea if I’ve had it or not, I sent an email to my consultant. I think 60/70% are a immune as adults which is good and I’m not even sure if my toddler has it tbh, his cheek (one of them) was only flushed for a bit so he could have been hot from fever.
managed to calm myself down a bit, definitely much less risky the further on in pregnancy you are so will see what my consultant says. And see how my toddler is tomorrow, fingers crossed it’s just a random virus he has!

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