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Dengue may affect health of pregnant women, likely to impact foetus growth – Devdiscourse

Dengue makes pregnant women vulnerable to unfavourable pregnancy as compared to non-infected pregnant women, experts said on…

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Dengue makes pregnant women vulnerable to unfavourable pregnancy as compared to non-infected pregnant women, experts said on Friday. Gynaecologists that ANI spoke with said that if pregnant women gets infected with dengue, there are possibilities that the…

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