<h2><strong>Q: </strong>I had chicken pox, and now I am pregnant. Does this mean I am immune?&nbsp;</h2>
<p><strong>A: </strong>If you are unsure whether you had chicken pox or not, then your doctor can do a blood test and check if you carry antibodies against chicken pox. A positive test for the antibodies against chicken pox confirms that you are immune.</p>

<p>Infections happen when the body is invaded by microorganisms like bacteria and viruses. In pregnancy, infections are especially of concern because they may affect both the mother and the fetus.</p>

Infections

Sexually transmitted infections and diseases affect more than 2 million women every year. This number can only be tallied by the number of women who are treated or diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease.

Pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) and Diseases (STD)

Is the drug Acyclovir, which is used to treat herpes simplex, safe to use while pregnant? How about if you are breastfeeding?

Can I Take Acyclovir During Pregnancy And Breastfeeding?

Chicken Pox Exposure and Pregnancy

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Q: I had chicken pox, and now I am pregnant. Does this mean I am immune?