Chicken pox is one of the viral diseases that most people get during childhood.. But if a woman gets chicken pox during pregnancy, it can bring serious risks to herself and her fetus.. What is chicken pox?... Chicken pox is a viral disease caused by the varicella zoster virus. The main symptoms of this disease include fever, fatigue, and an itchy rash that usually spreads all over the body. In children, chicken pox is often a mild disease, but in adults, especially pregnant women, it can cause very serious complications. Why is chicken pox dangerous in pregnancy? Chicken pox during pregnancy can cause serious complications for the mother and fetus. Here are some of these complications: ### Complications for the mother - **Chicken pox pneumonia:** is one of the most dangerous complications for pregnant women, which requires immediate treatment and even hospitalization....- **Secondary infections:** Weakness of the immune system during pregnancy may increase the risk of bacterial infections....- **Other complications:** In rare cases, heart or liver complications may also be a complication.... This disease can lead to birth defects such as vision problems, skin ulcers or neurological defects.... This risk is mainly in the first and second trimester of pregnancy.... - **Participatory problems:** Chicken pox may lead to premature birth or even death of the fetus.... - *** Chicken pox infection causes chicken pox if the fetus ends. Chicken pox through: 1.... **Direct contact with rashes:** The virus is active in the fluid of skin rashes and can be transmitted in this way.... 2.... **Respiratory droplets:** Sneezing or coughing of an infected person can spread the virus around.... 3.... **Contaminated surfaces:** Touching objects or clothes of an infected person can also be the cause of transmission, although this method is less common... Chickenpox vaccine: safety before pregnancy One of the most important ways to prevent chicken pox is to inject the vaccine before pregnancy... This vaccine helps people become immune to the varicella zoster virus... #### Benefits of the vaccine - Reducing the risk of disease - Reducing the severity of the disease in case of infection - Reducing the risk of transmission to others ### When should we vaccinate? Women who plan to get pregnant and have not been vaccinated should be vaccinated at least one month before pregnancy.. This helps the body to become completely safe and eliminate possible risks.. The chicken pox vaccine is a weakened live virus and therefore its injection is not recommended during pregnancy.. Instead, women who have been exposed to the virus can use this varicella method.. Complications and provides temporary immunity... The role of nutrition in prevention and the treatment of chicken pox... Proper nutrition plays a very important role in strengthening the immune system and reducing the risk of infection... Pregnant women should pay special attention to their nutrition... 1.... **Vitamin C:** Fruits such as oranges, kiwi, and 2 strawberries help strengthen the immune system.... As nuts, meat, and whole grains can be effective in regenerating cells and fighting infection... 3.... **Probiotics:** Consumption Yogurt and fermented foods can help improve the intestinal microbiome and strengthen the immune system.... ### Avoiding harmful substances - Processed foods - High sugar content - Unhealthy fats ### Why Dr. Kambis Herman Moghadam?.. If you are looking for expert advice on the chicken pox vaccine, Dr.... Kambis Herman Moghadam is the best option for you.... With a brilliant history in the field of vaccination and management of infectious diseases, they provide many services, which include: - Vaccination in compliance with health standards - Providing accurate and up-to-date information about vaccination - Counseling in the field of disease prevention and treatment By visiting Dr. Herman Moghadam's office, you can benefit from professional services in a calm and hygienic environment.... ### Chicken pox treatment during pregnancy If you get chickenpox, the following immediate measures can help manage the disease: 1.... **Antiviral drugs:** such as acyclovir, which can reduce the severity of symptoms.... 2.... **Varicella zoster immunoglobulin:** Injection of this substance as soon as possible prevents severe complications.... 3... **Control of fever and itching:** It is useful to use a cold compress as prescribed by a doctor.