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==Differential Diagnosis==
= Fever in pregnancy =
 
   
 
*Any non-pregnancy cause of fever
== Differential Diagnosis ==
 
 
*Viral
 
**Non-specific viral infections including [[viral gastroenteritis]]
 
**[[Influenza]]
 
**[[Rubella]]
 
*Bacterial
 
**[[Chorioamnionitis]]
 
**[[Listeria]]
   
 
==Investigations==
* Any non-pregnancy cause of fever
 
* Viral
 
** Non-specific viral infections including gastroenteritis
 
** Influenza
 
** Rubella
 
* Bacterial
 
** Chorioamnionitis
 
** Listeria
 
   
 
*The usual infection investigations: CBC, electrolytes, creatinine, blood +/- urine cultures, NP swab if the right season, other investigations depending on clinical context
== Investigations ==
 
 
*Make sure to get liver enzymes and urinalysis for non-infectious pregnancy complications
 
*Consider CXR if there are respiratory symptoms
 
*Fetal [[non-stress test]]
   
 
==Management==
* The usual infection investigations: CBC, lytes, creat, blood +/- urine cultures, NP swab if the right season, other investigations depending on clinical context
 
* Make sure to get liver enzymes and urinalysis for non-infectious pregnancy complications
 
* Consider CXR if there are respiratory symptoms
 
* Fetal non-stress test
 
   
 
*Supportive care
== Management ==
 
 
*Treat underlying cause
   
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[[Category:Obstetrical infections]]
* Supportive care
 
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[[Category:Fever syndromes]]
* Treat underlying cause
 
*
 

Latest revision as of 20:16, 1 August 2020

Differential Diagnosis

Investigations

  • The usual infection investigations: CBC, electrolytes, creatinine, blood +/- urine cultures, NP swab if the right season, other investigations depending on clinical context
  • Make sure to get liver enzymes and urinalysis for non-infectious pregnancy complications
  • Consider CXR if there are respiratory symptoms
  • Fetal non-stress test

Management

  • Supportive care
  • Treat underlying cause