What should be done if a pregnant woman develops mumps?
A. There is no evidence we are aware of that pregnant women are at any higher risk of complications of mumps than other adults and no specific treatment other than supportive is recommended. The evidence base for an increased risk of fetal loss due to mumps in pregnancy is weak. There are no available interventions to reduce any possible risk to the fetus.
A. There is no evidence we are aware of that pregnant women are at any higher risk of complications of mumps than other adults and no specific treatment other than supportive is recommended. The evidence base for an increased risk of fetal loss due to mumps in pregnancy is weak. There are no available interventions to reduce any possible risk to the fetus.
